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After numerous revisions and incorporating public input, the proposed Boulevard Garden and Maintenance By-law will be presented to Thunder Bay City Council on Monday night.

Council will deliberate the proposed By-law on December 16.

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Due to the ongoing Canada Post strike the delivery of water bills has been delayed for residents in Section 1, which includes the Red River, Current River, Woodcrest and Grandview areas, as well as remote and country areas such as Rosslyn and Riverdale.

These bills, originally scheduled for mailing after water meter readings in October, will be sent out as soon as Canada Post resumes operations.

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Effective today, the hours of paid parking across Thunder Bay are from 9 a.m.

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Red River Road will be closed between Hill Street and High Street on Wednesday, Dec. 11, to allow for the completion of watermain repairs.

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 The City of Thunder Bay is looking for public feedback to help inform the decision of what public art will be permanently installed as part of the City’s North Core Street Scape Public Art Installations Project in summer of 2025. 

The feedback opportunity is for four works of art that have been selected as finalists for two locations - Court Street Plaza (north-west corner of Court Street North and Red River Road), and Mall Street Plaza (at Mall Street and Red River Road.

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With the recent snowfall and more snow forecasted next week, the City of Thunder Bay will be implementing annual calendar parking and priority route restrictions beginning Monday December 9, 2024, at 9 am. Parking officers will be out enforcing the restrictions.

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The ice rink at Prince Arthur's Landing is now open for the season and will operate daily from 12 pm to 9 pm. Residents and visitors of all ages and abilities are welcome to enjoy skating at the waterfront throughout the winter months.

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The City of Thunder Bay is pleased to announce the 2025 Call to Artists for Snow Sculptures for the annual SnowDay on the Waterfront on Family Day, February 17, 2025, at Prince Arthur’s Landing, Marina Park. 

SnowDay on the Waterfront embraces winter with fun outdoor programming designed to get people outside and enjoying the season.

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The City of Thunder Bay wants public feedback as it updates an environmental assessment for the planned Northwest Arterial roadway.

The Northwest Arterial will provide a connection to the northwest part of the City.

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The City of Thunder Bay is excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 events series! These events are opportunities for connection, creativity, and community pride and the City is inviting food vendors, event vendors, musicians, artists/artisans, and community groups to join in and help make these gatherings a true reflection of the talent in our community.

The 2025 events series features 14 event dates, including the ever-popular Live on the Waterfront summer series.

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