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A section of Chippewa Road, between James Street and Mountain Road will be reduced to one lane of traffic due to street light installation. Flagmen will be directing traffic.

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The 2019 Mayor’s Mulligan Golf Tournament presented by TD, announced today that $15,694.18 was raised during this year’s event in support of PRO Kids.

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The storm sewer work taking place on James Street is expanding to include the intersection at Victoria Avenue which will impact through traffic. Those travelling on Victoria Avenue will not be able to cross through or turn at James Street.

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On Wednesday, Oct. 9, asphalt pavement resurfacing of Dawson Road between Strand Avenue and Fassina Street will result in limited access to the County Fair Mall and businesses in the area.

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EarthCare Thunder Bay in collaboration with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit is bringing neighbours together this weekend at two Healthy Neighbourhood Harvest events.

The first Healthy Neighbourhood Harvest event takes place on Saturday, Oct.

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Employees from the City of Thunder Bay, Superior North EMS and the Thunder Bay Public Library came together today at the West Thunder Community Centre to launch their 2019 United Way Municipal Campaign.  

“This fundraising event brings staff together to build energy and excitement for this year’s campaign,” said Joyce Ferrari, Municipal Campaign Co-Chair.

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The tenth annual Ontario Culture Days event runs in Thunder Bay this Friday, Sept. 27, through Sunday Sept.

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Today the City of Thunder Bay, together with the Heritage Advisory Committee, celebrated the 100th anniversary of completion of the James Murphy Residence. To commemorate the 100 years of history, a certificate was presented to Mr.

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The City of Thunder Bay’s Crime Prevention Council is raising the alarm in the community about home takeovers, which involves unwanted guests taking over the place of a homeowner or tenant for shelter or to conduct illegal activities.

“If a person is feeling unsafe physically, financially or psychologically in their own home because of the presence of people who will not leave, then they need to recognize they are not to blame and to get help,” said Lee-Ann Chevrette, Coordinator – Thunder Bay Crime.

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The Thunder Bay Crime Prevention Council is calling for nominations for the Ninth Annual Mayor’s Community Safety Awards, which recognize Thunder Bay residents and groups who are working to make our city safer.

Nominations officially open today, and the deadline for submissions is Oct.

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