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Infrastructure repairs require lane reduction on Arthur St. W.Section of Arthur Street to be Reduced to One Eastbound Lane
Survey open on Backyard Home setbacks and accessible housingPlanning Services is asking for feedback on potential changes to the Zoning By-law. These changes would clear up inconsistencies in the Backyard Homes setback regulations and provide an opportunity for accessible apartments in the commercial Main Street Zone.
New INSPIRE Event Aims to Get Girls ActiveGrade 9 girls from schools across Thunder Bay will converge on Lakehead University on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023 for the INSPIRE – Sport & Health for Life event presented by Ontario Power Generation.
Residents Invited to Public Works Open HouseResidents are invited to a free open house that will highlight the important work that our public works professionals do every day to keep the city running.
The public works open house will take place on Saturday, September 23, from 11 am – 2 pm at the Mountdale Public Works Yard, 410 Mountdale Ave.
Mayor officially confirms City’s assigned housing targetThis morning Mayor Ken Boshcoff sent a letter to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing to officially commit to meeting the provincially assigned housing target of 2,200 homes by 2031.
Starting next week, administration will begin meeting with Mayor Boshcoff to discuss potential impacts to operations and staff, impacts of delegating other powers to administration and/or council where applicable, and how decisions made using Strong Mayor powers will be communicated to the public.
Ontario Culture Days Launches Friday, Sept. 22On Friday, Sept. 22, the City will be kicking off Ontario Culture Days with Arts & Culture Under the Lights from 6 - 10 pm at Prince Arthur’s Landing in Marina Park.
Neighbour Day Returns with a New Fall Date - September 23Neighbour Day is an opportunity to bring people together and make a positive impact in the community. The City’s fourth annual Neighbour Day will take place Saturday, Sept.
Memorial Avenue between Central Avenue and Harbour Expressway being resurfacedOn Tuesday, September 19, asphalt resurfacing work will begin on the section of Memorial Avenue between Central Avenue and the Harbour Expressway.
The resurfacing work involves milling and paving two lifts of asphalt and will be completed in four phases:
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