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Waste collection date change and Landfill closure: for National Day for Truth and ReconciliationThe curbside waste collection date will change next week for residents whose collection day is customarily Tuesday (Area 1). The collection date will move one day earlier to Monday, Sept.
Franco-Ontarian Day (2)SEPTEMBER 25, 2025
WHEREAS, during this 50th anniversary year, more than ever, the Franco-Ontarian flag remains a symbol of pride, resistance and hope for all francophones across Ontario; and
WHEREAS, by the virtue of the Franco-Ontarian Day Act, which was legislated on April 26, 2010, it is declared that September 25th of each year be recognized as Franco-Ontarian Dany throughout the province of Ontario; and
WHEREAS, September 25th is the anniversary of the first raising of the Franco-Ontarian flag..
Thunder Bay joins Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup – Sept. 28[Joint City of Thunder Bay and EcoSuperior media release]
The City of Thunder Bay and EcoSuperior are inviting residents and visitors to participate in the Great Lakes Coastal Cleanup this Sunday, Sept. 28, from 11 am to 2 pm at Lorne Allard Fisherman's Park.
Artists Announced for North Core Public Art InstallationsThe City of Thunder Bay is pleased to announce the selection of two individual artists and one artist team who are creating new public artworks as part of the North Core Streetscape Project.
Following a competitive national Open Call to Artists in 2024, a jury of Public Art Committee members, community representatives and art professionals selected three proposals that reflect creativity, cultural significance, and a strong connection to place.
National Forest Week 2025SEPTEMBER 21-27, 2025
WHEREAS, Canada’s forests are a valuable, renewable resource that contribute to our economy and the livelihoods of our communities; and
WHEREAS, Canada’s forests play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems, clean air and water and wildlife habitat whilst being an important aspect of climate change mitigation efforts; and
WHEREAS, Thunder Bay and its citizens rely on the surrounding forests for livelihood, health, and recreation; and
WHEREAS, this annual one-week..
International Day of PeaceWHEREAS, the International Day of Peace is observed annually on September 21st to promote peace and non-violence worldwide;
WHEREAS, this day was established by the United Nations in 1981 to encourage all humanity to commit to peace above all differences and to contribute to building a culture of peace;
WHEREAS, the City of Thunder Bay recognizes the importance of fostering a culture of peace and non-violence within our community;
NOW THEREFORE, I, Mayor Ken Boshcoff, on behalf of Thunder Bay..
Automated garbage cart usage begins next week for 25% of City householdsBeginning next week, Thunder Bay residential households that received wheeled garbage carts in this year’s initial roll-out will begin using the carts for curbside garbage collection.
Approximately 25% of Thunder Bay residential households received garbage carts in this initial phase of the program.
Ontario Culture Days Launches in Thunder Bay this FridayThe City of Thunder Bay proudly launches Ontario Culture Days on Friday, September 19th 2025, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, at Prince Arthur’s Landing in Marina Park with an evening of creativity, connection, and community celebration — culminating with a Drone Light Show at 9:30 pm!
Arts & Culture Under the Lights is back and brighter than ever! This free, family-friendly event showcases Thunder Bay’s vibrant arts and cultural community with an evening of live dance and musical performances, artist..
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