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City’s Outdoor Skating Rinks Have Closed for the SeasonDue to warmer weather conditions the City’s outdoor skating rinks have now closed, with the exception of the outdoor rink at Prince Arthur’s Landing.
Thunder Bay’s outdoor rinks typically close in early to mid-March.
City Invites Input to Advance Indigenous Relations in Thunder BayThe City of Thunder Bay is seeking input to help shape the future of Indigenous Relations in Thunder Bay. Members of the Indigenous community, community partners, service providers, and the general public are asked to get involved as the City plans its way forward.
Have Your Say Regarding the Vickers Park Skating TrailThe people of Thunder Bay are encouraged to take part in an online survey to share their views on the Vickers Park Skating Trail.
The Skating Trail was created on a trial basis for the 2021 - 2022 winter skating season.
City Hall and Council Chambers Reopening to the PublicThunder Bay City Hall will re-open to the public on Monday, March 21, 2022 after exclusively offering limited, in-person service since the start of 2022 due to the Omicron surge.
Public service counters will now be open during regular business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 pm.
Section of Rosslyn Road to Close Tomorrow to Through TrafficRosslyn Road, between 20th Side Road and Pomona Drive, will be closed to through traffic on Wednesday, March 9, for underground infrastructure installation.
Crews expect to be completed by the end of the day Wednesday, but weather conditions and other factors may impact project timelines.
Share Your Views on New Zoning By-law & Changes to Official PlanOne of Thunder Bay’s most important development tools, the Zoning By-law, will undergo some major changes in 2022. The City of Thunder Bay wants to hear your thoughts on the proposed changes, which includes allowing additional residential units and backyard homes, and permitting retail and office uses in more locations.
Province Enters Roadmap Exit Stage March 1Effective March 1, Ontario will be at the Roadmap Exit Step, further easing public health measures including lifting capacity limits in all remaining indoor public settings and proof of vaccination requirements.
Masking requirements will remain in place at this time, with a specific timeline to lift this measure to be communicated at a later date.
Statement from Mayor Bill Mauro on Conflict in UkraineOn behalf of City Council, Mayor Bill Mauro made the following statement today regarding the situation in Ukraine. The Ukrainian flag will also be raised at City Hall.
Residents Invited to Attend Unveiling of Maamawe City Art BusThe City of Thunder Bay, along with local Indigenous artists, are excited to launch the City’s new Maamawe Art Bus created by five local Indigenous youth artists. Residents are invited to attend the unveiling event at the Transit Terminal Main Depot, 570 Fort William Road, at 1pm on Monday, Feb.
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