News

A new dispatch system implemented by the province will provide better information to paramedics in Thunder Bay and the district starting January 24.

The new system, called the Medical Priority Dispatch System (MPDS) is an internationally used patient triage system.

• City News

As the winter season continues and Thunder Bay experiences more winter weather events, the City’s Roads staff are dedicated to maintaining safe and reliable road conditions.

During snow events, the city's official Roads Maintenance Objectives policy guides snow removal efforts.

• City News

The City of Thunder Bay launched its first podcast today, aiming to improve communication with the public, connect with the community and provide another way to share city information.

‘The Minutes’ will offer an in-depth look at the decisions made following each City Council meeting.

• City News

City Manager Norm Gale announced today that he is retiring at the end of June 2024, ending the longest tenure of any City Manager for the City of Thunder Bay.  Mr.

• City News

With 10-15cm of snow forecasted to fall over the weekend, the City of Thunder Bay will be implementing annual calendar parking and priority route restrictions beginning Saturday January 6, 2024 at 9 am. Parking officers will be out enforcing the restrictions.

• City News

Rosslyn Road will be closed at 1996 Rosslyn Road to facilitate infrastructure repairs today.

Through traffic is impacted by this closure and will not be permitted between 20^th Side Road and Neebing Avenue.

• City News
• Road Work

Rosslyn Road will be closed at 1996 Rosslyn Road to facilitate infrastructure repairs today.

Through traffic is impacted by this closure and will not be permitted between 20^th Side Road and Neebing Avenue.

• City News
• Road Work

JANUARY, 2024

"Be a Crime Stopper/Keep Your Community Safe"

WHEREAS, Anonymous tips are being handled by one society, Crime Stoppers, covering the whole of Thunder Bay and Surrounding District; and

WHEREAS, Crime Stoppers accepts confidential and anonymous tips via phone calls, as well as through web messages, while partnering with the media and police to participate in Provincial, national and International campaigns to help make communities safe; and

WHEREAS, Thunder Bay District Crime Stoppers..

• Proclamations

JANUARY, 2024

WHEREAS, over half a million Canadians are living with dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, with 25,000 new cases diagnosed every year; and

WHEREAS, each January, the Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay asks Thunder Bay residents to stand together to decrease stigma related to Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. By learning the warning signs, receiving a proper diagnosis, to ask support, and to be able to live a healthy active lifestyle while living with dementia; and

WHEREAS,.

• Proclamations