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Mayor Bill Mauro was invited to participate in a virtual discussion yesterday in advance of the Fall 2020 Ontario Budget.

The Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance hosted community consultations to hear directly from the people of Ontario.

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Each year in October, to coincide with Women’s History Month, new inductees are added to the City of Thunder Bay Women’s History Month online exhibit. The exhibit recognizes and celebrates women of all ages who played important roles in the history and development of our city.

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To facilitate better Crossing Guard service to École Elsie MacGill Public School, a new Crossing Guard location will be implemented on Parkway Drive behind the school starting Tuesday, Oct. 13.

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Fairview Avenue, between Arthur Street and Sandpiper Drive, will be closed on Oct. 7 from 9 am to 3 pm, and Oct.

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Reconstructed traffic signals at Red River Road and Pine Street will be activated on Wednesday, Oct. 7, weather permitting.

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The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC) would like to congratulate the successful Summer Company students who started and managed their own small business this past summer. The Summer Company program is administered by the Thunder Bay and District Entrepreneur Centre and has seen eighty students go through the program since 2014.

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• Economic Development

A section of Simpson Street from Northern Avenue to Pacific Avenue, including the Pacific Avenue Overpass, will be closed Monday, Oct. 5 and Tuesday, Oct.

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• Road Work

On Monday, Oct. 5, the intersection of Harbour Expressway and Balmoral Street will be closed to allow for line painting.

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• Road Work

Find your creative place in celebration of this year’s Culture Days, a national celebration that sees millions of Canadians participate in arts and cultural events. The annual initiative, celebrated from Sept.

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In honour of the 50^th Anniversary of the Amalgamation of Port Arthur and Fort William into the City of Thunder Bay, nominations are now open for the ‘Citizens of Exceptional Achievement – Thunder Bay’s 50^th Anniversary’ Volunteer Service Awardpresented by the City of Thunder Bay.

The Official Recognition Committee, along with the 50^th Anniversary Steering Committee, will be recognizing individuals who have volunteered extensive time toward improving and enriching the community and who.

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