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Transit routes impacted by reconstruction of north core streetsSeveral Thunder Bay Transit bus routes will temporarily take detours to accommodate work to rebuild roads and sewers in the downtown north core.
Starting Monday, May 6, routes 1, 2, 3M, 11, and 13 will detour because of construction closing the Red River Road and Cumberland Street intersection.
City Seeking Performers for Canada Day CollaborationThe City of Thunder Bay is excited to announce an open call for performers to participate in a new Collaboration Project that encourages artists and performers to exchange ideas and develop a unique and engaging performance for the main stage as part of Canada Day on the Waterfront.
The goal of the Collaboration Project is to showcase the talent and vibrant culture of the community through performance.
Recycling carts coming for residential householdsAs of July 1, Thunder Bay residents will use wheeled recycling carts to place recycling at the curb, and blue bags will no longer be accepted.
Cart delivery to residential household addresses will begin the week of May 5 and continue into June.
Weather delays opening of bike lanesA prolonged period of cold, wet weather this spring has delayed the official opening of bike lanes in Thunder Bay.
Bike lanes open after street sweeping has been completed, typically on May 1.
North Core Streetscapes renewal project starts up for summerWork on the North Core Streetscapes renewal will continue this summer on Court Street, with work shifting to Red River Road.
The streetscape work started in 2023, and this spring, crews have started to install granite planters and concrete pavers on Court Street as the ground has thawed enough to resume work.
Reduced Load Restrictions Lifted 2024The City of Thunder Bay will remove seasonal load restrictions on Monday, April 22 at 7 a.m.
2024 Spring street sweeping underwayCity crews will be out on local roads to begin the City of Thunder Bay’s spring street sweeping program, starting on Monday, April 15.
Spring sweeping occurs once temperatures rise above zero and focus on removing sand spread over the winter months on streets and sidewalks.
City Announces National Youth Week Celebrations May 1-7The City of Thunder Bay is thrilled to once again host youth events this year in celebration of National Youth Week from May 1 to May 7. The Recreation and Culture Division, along with other community partners, have arranged many fun events for youth ages 10–24 to participate in throughout the week.
High Street Closed Due to Emergency Storm Sewer RepairContact Us
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