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  • Santa Bus Food Drive Cancelled

    The Annual ATU Local 966 and City of Thunder Bay Santa Bus food drive has been cancelled this year due to COVID restrictions.

    “We would like to thank the community for their support over the last 25 years, and we hope to return with this annual event in 2021,” said Ken Koza, Amalgamated Transit Union 966 President.

  • MECG Discusses Vaccine Rollout and Continued Vigilance

    The City’s Municipal Emergency Control Group (MECG) met today with community partners as part of its ongoing management of the COVID-19 situation. They discussed ongoing efforts to manage the virus with Thunder Bay expected to remain for now in the Province’s Orange Restrict (intermediate measures) category.

  • Protect Your Collector – Do Not Place Loose PPE Items in Garbage Cans

    As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Thunder Bay residents are reminded to “Protect Your Collector” and not place loose items – especially used personal protective equipment (PPE) such as disposable masks and gloves –in trash cans.

    “Our waste collection crews have encountered loose PPE items in garbage cans,” said Jason Sherband, the City’s Manager of Solid Waste and Recycling Services.

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    Thunder Bay Moves to COVID-19 Response Level Orange – Restrict

    Thunder Bay will enter the Province’s Orange – Restrict (intermediate measures) category effective Monday, Dec. 7.

  • MECG Urges Community to Take More Care

    The City’s Municipal Emergency Control Group (MECG) met today with community partners as part of its ongoing management of the COVID-19 situation. They discussed ongoing efforts to manage the virus and anticipate Thunder Bay may see additional restrictions as early as Monday if Thunder Bay moves into the Province’s Orange Restrict (intermediate measures) category.

  • Prince Arthur’s Landing Skating Rink to Open Dec. 7

    The skating rink at Prince Arthur’s Landing will officially open on a daily basis from 12 pm to 8 pm beginning on Monday, Dec. 7.

  • Increasingly Toxic Drug Supply Leading to More Overdoses

    There continues to be increased calls to Thunder Bay Police and Superior North EMS for opioid poisonings (fatal and non-fatal) as a result of a toxic drug supply in Thunder Bay.In the first 15 weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario, 695 people died of a confirmed or suspected opioid-related death, representing a 38% increase compared to the 15 weeks immediately preceding the pandemic.

  • Visitors to City Facilities to Screen for Travel as of Monday

    As of Monday, Nov. 30 at 12:01 am, the City’s active screening tool will not permit members of the public to enter any city facility if they have travelled outside of Northwestern Ontario in the previous 14 days.

  • Thunder Bay’s 2020 Road Work Season Wraps Up

    In 2020, the City of Thunder Bay invested $18 million on road and sidewalk rehabilitation, residential paving, sanitary and storm sewers, watermain repair/replacement, bridge and culvert work, and streetlight renewal.

    “In this challenging year, we would like to express special thanks to residents for their patience during the road work season and its related road closures, detours and delays,” said Kayla Dixon, Director – Engineering & Operations.

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    Thunder Bay CEDC Launches New Economic Development Tool

    Today, Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC) launched a new website and a promotional video for Thunder Bay. Both will be used as an economic development tool for the City and have come at a time when economic development is needed most.

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