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City seeking feedback on proposed locations for Temporary Village
The City of Thunder Bay is inviting residents to provide feedback on the proposed Temporary Village initiative through a public survey, open from October 24 to October 31.
The Temporary Village would offer clean, dignified and secure shelter, that addresses immediate needs while reducing tents in public spaces, improving safety, and fostering a cleaner community while long-term housing solutions are developed.
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.
Section of Harbour Expressway to close for resurfacingRegister for Nov. 28 Anti-Racism Community DiscussionThe Anti-Racism & Equity Advisory Committee of Thunder Bay, established to address racism and promote equity within our community, is pleased to announce that registration is open for an important upcoming event: an Anti-Racism Community Discussion on Nov.28.
Final Fall Leaf & Yard Waste Curbside Collection comingThis Fall, there will be a second Leaf & Yard waste curbside collection. The first collection took place between Oct.
City wants feedback on recreation and culture assets and servicesThe City of Thunder Bay will collect public feedback on Recreation and Culture Division services through a public survey, as part of the process to update the Asset Management Plan (AMP).
The Asset Management Plan helps the City make informed decisions about services related to infrastructure and assets.
Fall street sweeping now underway
City podcast ‘The Minutes’ recognized by Information and Privacy CommissionerThe City of Thunder Bay’s podcast, The Minutes, has been recognized by the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC), in the 2024 Transparency Challenge.
The podcast, produced weekly when City Council meets, gives a summary of what happened at Council that week, focusing on decisions made, and the impact it will have on people in Thunder Bay.
New General Manager Corporate Services & City TreasurerFollowing an extensive search and selection process, City Manager John Collin is pleased to announce Keri Greaves as the new General Manager Corporate Services and City Treasurer.
Keri has served in the role of City Treasurer and a member of the Executive Leadership Team for the last year.
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