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Everyone is encouraged to attend the finale of the City’s summer event series this Wednesday, Aug. 31 at Live on the Waterfront, featuring live entertainment and a special fireworks display to finish the night.

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A section of Strathcona Avenue, between Hodder Avenue and Spruce River Road in order to facilitate a culvert repair near Bare Point Road starting on Monday, Aug. 29.

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Returning Officer Krista Power has officially certified the remaining candidate for the French Separate School Board, as the number of nominations filed for that race was less than the number of persons required to be elected.

An extension of the nomination deadline took place on Wednesday, Aug.

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A section of Mountain Road, at approximately 975 Mountain Road, is closed due to a collapsed culvert. Signs are posted at 15^th Side Road and Chippewa Road.

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Returning Officer Krista Power has officially certified the candidates for the 2022 Municipal and School Board Election. The French School Board saw most candidates receiving acclamation to office, and the French Separate School Board had an extension of the nomination deadline.

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High Street South, between Lisgar Street and Queen Street, will be closed starting on Monday, August 22. The closure is necessary to allow for watermain, sidewalk and road work.

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The City’s Solid Waste & Recycling Facility (the Landfill) is closed today due to a fire located in a waste pile at the main public tipping face. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue is currently on-site and the fire is under control.

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Resurfacing work is scheduled to begin Wednesday, Aug. 10 on a section of Arthur Street West between Vanguard Avenue and Parkdale Boulevard.

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Chippewa Park’s carousel ride will close a few weeks early due to signs of deterioration to the newly restored carousel horses.

“Due to the current stage of the restoration project, the carousel had to operate without the canopy installed this year,” said Cory Halvorsen, Manager of Parks & Open Spaces.

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