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2019 Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality Now AvailableThe City of Thunder Bay has released its 2019 Drinking Water Quality Annual Report.
This Report details water quality results from Jan.
City Continues to Monitor Coronavirus SituationThe Corporation of the City of Thunder Bay has been actively updating its Influenza planning and monitoring the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation as it evolves around the world and in Canada.
Mayor Bill Mauro met with Dr.
City Receives Arbitration Award for Thunder Bay Firefighters
City of Thunder Bay’s Events Recognized ProvinciallyThe City of Thunder Bay has been recognized as having some of the best events in Ontario. Festivals and Events Ontario (FEO) has presented the City with two awards based on activities undertaken in 2019.
Mayor Backs Terry Fox as the New Face for $5 BillThe Bank of Canada has announced an online campaign calling for nominations to replace former Canadian Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier, who has been on the $5 bill since 1972. Mayor Bill Mauro is encouraging everyone in the community to vote for Terry Fox to be chosen.
pH of Water to Change as City Begins Phasing Out Sodium HydroxideThe City of Thunder Bay is beginning to phase out the addition of sodium hydroxide to its water. This change will occur over the next two to three months.
Coalition to End Human Trafficking Hosting Awareness EventThe Thunder Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking are hosting a public awareness event in the promotional court at Intercity Shopping Centre tomorrow from noon to 4pm to provide information about human trafficking and affiliated community resources. The goal is to engage the public about human trafficking and the importance of specific and specialized services.
Courthouse Hotel – Recipient of a Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage AwardLast evening, at an awards ceremony held at the Legislative Building, Queen’s Park in Toronto, the Courthouse Hotel received a Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage Award for Excellence in Conservation presented by The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.
The Thunder Bay Heritage Advisory Committee submitted the nomination with the support of City Council.
Thunder Bay Recognized as a Tree CityThe Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), along with the Arbor Day Foundation, has recognized the City of Thunder Bay with Tree Cities of the World designation. The international programme celebrates cities across all continents that meet core standards for the care and planning of urban trees and forests.
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