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The Mountdale Boat Launch is scheduled to close for improvements starting Monday, June 3.

The boat launch and the park area will be closed to the public as the work gets underway, with completion expected by September 30, dependent on weather.

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The City’s Clean, Green & Beautiful (CGB) Committee is encouraging local organizations to apply for funding for emerging projects that beautify the city and enhance civic pride through public art, beautification, heritage and environmental greening initiatives.

Emerging projects are open to local organizations and businesses, city committees, and city departments for grants up to $5000.

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The playground at Wasco Park will be closed for replacement beginning on Wednesday, May 29.

The existing structure has come to the end of its life and is being removed to make room for a new playground, which is designed to be more inclusive and contains accessible components.

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Travelers are reminded to expect some detours and delays as reconstruction work begins at the Memorial Avenue and Harbour Expressway intersection.

Overnight work will begin one day earlier than previously announced, with the intersection partially closed between 7 p.

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Infrastructure work associated with a new development will temporarily close a portion of Oliver Road starting on May 28.

Oliver Road will close between Burwood Road and Conservation Road on the morning of Tuesday, May 28, and is scheduled to reopen by end of day on Wednesday, May 29.

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Residents are invited to participate in two upcoming Arbor Day events, celebrating the vital role trees play in our community while helping to grow Thunder Bay’s tree canopy.

• Saturday, May 25: The City of Thunder Bay will host an Arbor Day event in Westfort, planting trees along the Woodward Trail.
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The City of Thunder Bay’s credit rating of AA+ with a stable outlook has been reaffirmed for another year according to the latest S&P Global Report. This report is issued annually from S&P, the world’s leading provider of independent risk research offering credit ratings, data analysis and equity research to both the private and public sectors worldwide.

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Curbside collection of leaf and yard waste is coming between May 21 and May 31, on residents’ regular recycling day.

Only Kraft (paper bags) will be accepted for leaf and yard waste.

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Beginning Tuesday May 21, travelers will experience some delays and closures as work proceeds at the Memorial Avenue and Harbour Expressway intersection.

Partial lane closures will be in place at the intersection for several weeks.

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