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The City is asking residents to provide their feedback in a survey on the possibility of designating encampment locations on City-owned land for people experiencing homelessness who live outside and are unsheltered.

“Although the City is not a housing provider and does not provide direct services to those in encampments, we play a key coordinating role in our community’s response as most encampments are on City-owned lands,” said Cynthia Olsen, Director – Strategy & Engagement.

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Nominations are now open for the City of Thunder Bay’s 12^th annual respect. Awards.

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Two individuals and four community projects received recognition tonight during the 13^th Annual Mayor’s Community Safety Awards, for their outstanding work in the community.

“Congratulations to our award winners and thank you to all the nominees for all you do in our community,” said Acting Mayor Dominic Pasqualino.

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Discussions about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) will be front and center at an event hosted by Community Safety & Well-Being Thunder Bay, in partnership with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit.

The 2nd Annual Community Safety & Well-Being Forum will take place today, with service providers and organizations gathering to discuss safety and well-being issues, including prevention, mitigation, and building resilience to ACEs.

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The recipients of the 11th annual respect. Awards were announced during the Diversity Thunder Bay Annual celebration event today, marking the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

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The eleventh annual respect. Award recipients were announced during the Diversity Thunder Bay Annual celebration event, marking the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

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The Thunder Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking and Feb 22, 2023

Nominations are now open for the City of Thunder Bay’s 11^th annual respect. Awards.

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Two individuals and four community projects received recognition tonight during the 12th Annual Mayor’s Community Safety Awards for their outstanding work in the community.

“Congratulations to our award winners, and thank you for all you do in and for our community,” said Acting Mayor Albert Aiello.

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The First Annual Community Safety & Well-Being Forum kicked off Friday morning, with service providers and organizations gathering to determine the best ways to work together to improve safety and well-being in our community.

The event, hosted by Community Safety & Well-Being Thunder Bay, features presentations and a panel discussion focusing on prevention and structural barriers, as well as how organizations can work together to achieve common goals.

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