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MAY 28, 2024

WHEREAS, The Period Purse is a registered charity that launched in Toronto in 2017. The Period Purse strived to achieve menstrual equity by providing people who menstruate access to free menstrual products and to reduce the negative stigma associated with periods through education and advocacy; and

WHEREAS, initiated by German non-profit WASH United in 2014, Menstrual Hygiene Day (MH Day) is a global day of action with more than 830 partner organizations working together to catalyze.

• Proclamations

Travelers are reminded to expect some detours and delays as reconstruction work begins at the Memorial Avenue and Harbour Expressway intersection.

Overnight work will begin one day earlier than previously announced, with the intersection partially closed between 7 p.

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• Road Work

Infrastructure work associated with a new development will temporarily close a portion of Oliver Road starting on May 28.

Oliver Road will close between Burwood Road and Conservation Road on the morning of Tuesday, May 28, and is scheduled to reopen by end of day on Wednesday, May 29.

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• Road Work

Residents are invited to participate in two upcoming Arbor Day events, celebrating the vital role trees play in our community while helping to grow Thunder Bay’s tree canopy.

• Saturday, May 25: The City of Thunder Bay will host an Arbor Day event in Westfort, planting trees along the Woodward Trail.
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Notice of Application

The Planning Services Division would like your comments on an application that is currently under review for an Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment at 2121 Mahogany Way.

Submit written comments, by emailing jillian.

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The City of Thunder Bay’s credit rating of AA+ with a stable outlook has been reaffirmed for another year according to the latest S&P Global Report. This report is issued annually from S&P, the world’s leading provider of independent risk research offering credit ratings, data analysis and equity research to both the private and public sectors worldwide.

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Curbside collection of leaf and yard waste is coming between May 21 and May 31, on residents’ regular recycling day.

Only Kraft (paper bags) will be accepted for leaf and yard waste.

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MAY 19-25, 2024

WHEREAS, The Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada is a charitable community-based health care organization that has addressed community health and social needs for 127 years; and

WHEREAS, VON Thunder Bay nurses, home support workers, community service coordinators and many other staff and volunteers have been caring for the lives and well-being of residents of Thunder Bay and District since 1944 (and before) and VON’s nursing, health promotion and support services make a..

• Proclamations

Beginning Tuesday May 21, travelers will experience some delays and closures as work proceeds at the Memorial Avenue and Harbour Expressway intersection.

Partial lane closures will be in place at the intersection for several weeks.

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Following an extensive candidate search and a rigorous selection process, City Council today announced the hiring of John Collin as the new City Manager, effective June 17.

Collin brings 40 years of leadership and management experience to the role.

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