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  • City Raises Residential School Survivors flag at Hillcrest Park

    The City of Thunder Bay raised the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s official Residential School Survivors flag at Hillcrest Park today to honour the survivors of the Indian Residential School system, and to acknowledge the thousands of children who never made it home.

    The Survivors’ Flag is an expression of remembrance, meant to honour residential school Survivors and all the lives and communities impacted by the residential school system in Canada.

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    Municipal Division Employees Kick-Off United Way Campaign (3)

    Employees of the City of Thunder Bay, Superior North EMS (SNEMS) and the Thunder Bay Public Library (TBPL) proudly kicked off their 2022 United Way Employee Campaign today at a luncheon at the West Thunder Community Centre.

    “I am delighted to see employees from across the Corporation come together to support the United Way and help launch our Annual Campaign,” said Kelly Robertson, General Manager – Community Services, luncheon co-organizer along with Joyce Ferrari.

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    New Indigenous Recognition Wall Unveiled at City Archives

    A new Indigenous Recognition Wall was unveiled this morning at the City’s Harry Kirk Archives and Records Centre on Vickers Street.

    The Wall, mounted near the Archives’ entrance, is composed of three translucent panels depicting the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850, a land recognition statement, and the City’s 2010 Declaration of the Rights of Aboriginal Peoples.

  • Section of Rosslyn Road Closed Beginning September 28

    Rosslyn Road from 20th Sideroad to Neebing Avenue will be closed on Wednesday, Sept. 28 beginning at 9 am to allow for repairs to the water distribution system.

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    18th Annual Mayor’s Mulligan Raises Funds & Awareness for PRO Kids

    The 18th Annual Mayor’s Mulligan Golf Tournament presented by Enbridge announced $28,411 raised in support of PRO Kids at this year’s event. This fun-filled charitable tournament saw teams participate in golf challenges and games, a silent auction, and dinner at Strathcona Golf Course on Friday, Sept.

  • Waste Collection Changes for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

    The upcoming National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will result in date changes for waste & recycling collection during the week of September 26. City residents with regular waste and recycling collection will receive collection one day earlier.

  • Learn about Electric Vehicles at Free Event this Saturday

    The City of Thunder Bay, EarthCare Thunder Bay, Active Transportation Thunder Bay and EVANO (the Electric Vehicle Association of Northern Ontario) will be hosting an Electric Vehicle (EV) Show this Saturday, September 24, at the CLE Coliseum Building.

    Those in attendance will be able to listen to and speak directly with local electric vehicle owners about their personal experience using an EV in the North.

  • Treasure Exchange Days Returns September 24 & 25

    This City’s popular Treasure Exchange Days event returns this weekend, which is a great opportunity to exchange reusable household items, furniture, small appliances, toys, and more for free.

    Residents who have good-condition items they wish to give away may leave them on the curb any time after 5 pm on Friday, Sept.

  • Repairs to Water Distribution System Closes Section of Frederica St.

    The City of Thunder Bay is currently completing repairs to the city’s water distribution system on Frederica St. between James Street and Euclid Avenue resulting in a temporary road closure.

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