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City Releases 2024 Drinking Water Quality Annual Report
The City of Thunder Bay has released its 2024 Drinking Water Quality Annual Report, covering water quality results from January 1 to December 31, 2024. This report is prepared in accordance with Ontario’s Drinking Water System Regulation (O.
Human Resources Launches Employer Brand & Value PropositionOne City. One Team.
Carrick Street and Hewitson Street reopen after flooding
Garbage Collection CancelledDue to snow accumulation and slippery road conditions, garbage collection is cancelled for today.
Residents in Area 4: Zones 1 and 2, who normally receive garbage collection on Fridays, are asked to leave their garbage at the curb for collection tomorrow: Saturday, March 1.
Kashechewan First Nation Evacuees Begin Returning HomeAfter spending nearly two months in Thunder Bay, evacuees from Kashechewan First Nation have started returning home following repairs to their community’s water treatment plant.
The evacuation began in mid-December after the plant broke down.
SnowDay on the Waterfront Returns to Marina Park this Family DayThe City of Thunder Bay invites everyone to embrace the winter season with the return of SnowDay on the Waterfront, presented by Ontario Power Generation, this Family Day – Monday, Feb. 17, at Marina Park.
City Council unanimously approves 2025 Budget, supporting strategic growth and fiscal responsibilityCity council has unanimously ratified the 2025 Operating Budget, finalizing a financial plan that balances strategic investments in the community with long-term financial stability. The approved budget reflects a municipal tax levy increase of 3.
City to implement mandatory bag checks at Council meetingsThe City of Thunder Bay will introduce a new security measure requiring mandatory bag checks for all visitors attending City Council meetings, starting Monday, Feb. 10.
New automated fareboxes launching on Thunder Bay TransitThis week, passengers on Thunder Bay Transit buses and Lift+ specialized buses will notice new fareboxes when they board.
The new fareboxes are part of the plan to modernize how you can pay your bus fare in Thunder Bay.
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