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Pavement resurfacing work will begin on Memorial Avenue between Central Avenue and Second Avenue on Thursday, July 7. The work is expected to take approximately five weeks to complete, but weather conditions and other factors may impact project timelines.

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The City of Thunder Bay has activated two more pedestrian crossovers - located at Shuniah Street and Huron Avenue, and at Edward Street and Isabella Street - bringing the total number of pedestrian crossovers in Thunder Bay to 17.

Pedestrian crossovers make it easy, safe and convenient for people to cross the street.

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The City of Thunder Bay is happy to announce the upcoming, FREE activities and entertainment for Canada Day this year, presented by Ontario Power Generation, on Monday, July 1, at Marina Park.

With community events happening over the entire summer, the fireworks will not be taking place on July 1, but at a Live on the Waterfront event at the end of August.

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Residents in the River Terrace area may experience lower water pressure, specifically during peak demand times due to a watermain leak.

City Crews are currently working to address the issue.

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As the City of Thunder Bay prepares for its 2023 budget year ahead, it is gathering input from citizens to help inform Council’s decision making.

The 2023 City budget impacts the programs and services delivered by the City.

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The City of Thunder Bay is pleased to invite the community to the inaugural Maamawe Summer Festival & Showcase on Saturday, June 25, 12 pm – 9 pm, at Marina Park. The Festival promotes inclusion, diversity and the well-being of all community members as well as those visiting our region.

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John Street Road, at Sunflower Street, will be reduced to one lane of traffic in the westbound direction, to allow for road work at the intersection. Those travelling eastbound will be detoured around the construction work area.

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The City’s amusement rides will open for the season starting this weekend.

The amusement rides at Chippewa Park will open on Saturday, June 18.

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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, June 17, labelled “free.

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Starting today, the City’s splash pads will begin opening for the season starting with the splash pad at Prince Arthur’s Landing. This splash pad is open seven days per week, from 11 am – 8:30 pm.

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