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City Archives Unveils Inductees into Women's History Month ExhibitEach 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.
Entrepreneurship Celebrated During BDC Small Business Week (1)BDC Small Business Week will be Oct. 14 through Oct.
Access to the Marina Park Boat LaunchOne of the launches at Marina Park will be accessible to the public on Sunday, Oct. 14, from 9 am – 7 pm.
Fifth Pedestrian Crossover ActivatedTo further improve safety for both pedestrians and drivers, the City activated its fifth pedestrian crossover on Arundel Street at Toledo Street.
Motorists and cyclists using Arundel Street must now stop when a pedestrian is waiting to cross, and the crossover lights start flashing.
Nor’wester View School Helps Kick-Off Fire Prevention WeekThunder Bay Fire Rescue kicked-off Fire Prevention Week at Nor’wester View Elementary School today. Students from the grade 4/5 class educated a gymnasium full of classmates, teachers and Thunder Bay Fire Rescue personnel on general home fire safety and the importance of working smoke alarms.
Construction Delayed at Marina Park Boater’s LaunchThe construction at the Marina Park Boater’s launch and parking lot has been delayed, and it is tentatively scheduled to re-open middle of next week.
During the closure, residents can use the Neste Boat Launch on Mountdale Avenue on the Kaministiquia River, or the Current River Boat Launch (Fisherman's Wharf) on Cumberland Street North.
Fire Rescue Welcomes New 2018 Recruits
Flag Raising Ceremony Kicks Off Canada Games Torch RelayThe City of Thunder Bay joined other former Canada Games hosts across the nation in raising the Canada Games Flag at City Hall today. The simultaneous flag-raising also coincided with the lighting of the first ever Canada Games Torch at Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Municipal Division Employees Kick-Off United Way Campaign (2)Employees of the City of Thunder Bay, Superior North EMS (SNEMS) and the Thunder Bay Public Library (TBPL) proudly kicked off their 2018 United Way Employee Campaign today at a luncheon, at the West Arthur Community Centre.
“I am delighted to see employees from across the Corporation come together to support the United Way and help launch our Annual Campaign,” said Kelly Robertson, General Manager – Community Services and Co-Chair of the Municipal Division United Way Campaign.
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