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City Seeks Input on Potential Surplus of Junot Avenue LandsThe City of Thunder Bay is looking for public input as it considers the surplus of a parcel of land on Junot Avenue for community development.
The lands, which form part of Junot Park, are being considered for surplus to support a proposed faith-based community campus that would include a place of worship, a gymnasium, an educational facility, and residential units.
City Seeks Feedback on Next Phase of Waterfront DevelopmentThunder Bay residents are being asked for their feedback on the next phase of the city’s waterfront redevelopment at Pool 6.
The Pool 6 property represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shape Thunder Bay’s waterfront, building on the success of Prince Arthur’s Landing.
Info Session Held on Temporary Shelter Village Site at Alloy PlaceFollowing City Council’s decision on July 21 to confirm 879 Alloy Place (Hillyard Site) as the location for the Temporary Shelter Village, City staff hosted an information session this morning for nearby business owners and operators.
Held at Moose Hall in partnership with the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce, about 55 people attended to ask questions, and learn more about the project and opportunities for ongoing engagement as the project moves forward.
City Kicking Off Community Storytelling ContestThe City of Thunder Bay is inviting residents of all ages to share ‘What Makes Thunder Bay Great’ as part of a new community storytelling campaign.
Individuals and groups are encouraged to submit short written reflections about what they love about the city today, and what gives it potential for the future.
City invites feedback on Council meeting structure and Council CommitteesThe governance structure of City Council in Thunder Bay could change, with the City looking for input on how Council operates.
Currently, City Council uses the Committee of the Whole system to receive reports, debate topics and make preliminary decisions on matters that govern Thunder Bay.
City seeks public input on Northwest ArterialThe City of Thunder Bay wants public feedback as it updates an environmental assessment for the planned Northwest Arterial roadway.
The Northwest Arterial will provide a connection to the northwest part of the City.
City seeks feedback on home energy loan programThe City of Thunder Bay invites homeowners to provide feedback on a proposed home energy improvement loan program that will guide how the City can support energy efficiency improvements and lower barriers in conducting home retrofits.
The Home Energy Improvement Loan Design Study involves an online survey, three in-person public engagement opportunities, and consultation with local financial institutions, utility providers, program administrators, and City staff.
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