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Conquer the Tower returned yesterday to the Canada Games Complex. Eighteen brave participants worked hard to raise funds in support of PRO Kids and the Thunder Bay Diving Club.

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• Recreation, Culture and Events

The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC) Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Zakrewski as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CEDC, effective November 18, 2019. Mr.

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The City’s Solid Waste & Recycling Facility be closed on Monday, Nov. 11, for the Remembrance Day statutory holiday.

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• Garbage and Recycling

Through traffic will be prohibited on 20^th Side Road at Trotter Road, on Thursday, Nov. 7, for rehabilitation work on the CN rail crossing.

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• Road Work

On January 1, 2020 Thunder Bay will celebrate 50 years since the amalgamation of the cities of Fort William, Port Arthur and towns of Neebing and McIntyre merging to create Thunder Bay.

Mayor Bill Mauro, Councillor Shelby Ch’ng and members of the 50th Anniversary Committee announced today the city’s plans for a year’s worth of activities and incentives to help celebrate the upcoming 50th Anniversary.

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Two individuals and four community projects were recognized last night during the Ninth Annual Mayor’s Community Safety Awards ceremony for their work to make Thunder Bay a safer community.

“It is an honour to stand with these outstanding individuals tonight who work tirelessly, day in and day out, to make Thunder Bay safer and more inclusive for everyone,” said Mayor Bill Mauro.

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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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New street lights have been installed along a section of Chippewa Road between Mountain Road and James Street. The lights became operational Tuesday, Oct.

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• Road Work

A section of Edward Street between Redwood Avenue and Churchill Drive will be closed to through traffic for two days beginning Thursday, Oct. 31.

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• Road Work

Forty nominees will be celebrated in 11 categories at the City of Thunder Bay’s 9^th Annual Arts & Heritage Awards Ceremony, presented by Copperfin Credit Union. The nominees represent a cross section of City’s most talented and dedicated creatives working in Arts, Culture, and Heritage.

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