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The City’s Municipal Emergency Control Group (MECG) met today with community partners as part of its ongoing management of the COVID-19 situation. With the fall season driving increased indoor gatherings and a fourth wave of the pandemic beginning across Ontario, the group focused discussions on the highly transmittable delta variant.

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With the hot weather coming to an end, closures of the City’s outdoor pools and splash pads are taking place. On Sunday, Sept.

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The Government of Ontario has announced the requirement for proof of vaccination certificates in specific settings such as restaurants, bars, sport and fitness recreational facilities, and event space among others across the province effective Sept. 22.

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The City of Thunder Bay’s central “Dispatch” phone number, 625-2195, is currently out of service, due to a malfunction of its Centrex network.

Tbaytel is working to resolve the issue.

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The City of Thunder Bay is investing $32 million in 2021 on road and sidewalk rehabilitation, residential paving, sanitary and storm sewers, watermain repair/replacement, bridge and culvert work, and streetlight renewal.

Road work can result in road closures, detours and delays for drivers.

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Thunder Bay Fire Rescue has lifted the City wide fire ban that was previously in place, consistent with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests lifting the Restricted Fire Zone declaration.

Fire Stations are open to the public in limited capacity due to Covid-19, so residents are still encouraged to renew and/or apply online.

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Mayor Bill Mauro is pleased to bring the Enbridge Gas Mayor’s Mulligan Golf Tournament back to Chapples golf course on Friday, Sept. 10.

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Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 24, the intersection of Cumberland Street North and River Street will be closed for comprehensive watermain work.

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In honour of Thunder Bay’s 50^th Anniversary, the Official Recognition Committee and 50^th Anniversary Steering Committee will recognize individuals who have volunteered extensive time toward improving and enriching the community, shown extraordinary leadership, innovation and meaningful voluntary contributions and have a minimum of 50 years of cumulative, documented volunteer service in Thunder Bay.

The Citizens of Exceptional Achievement – Thunder Bay’s 50th Anniversary Volunteer Service.

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