Road Work

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    Portion of Walsh Street to close for hydro maintenance

    A portion of Walsh Street will be closed to traffic starting Monday, July 15 due to maintenance being done by Hydro One on electrical towers.

    In order to complete this work, Walsh Street will be fully closed to through traffic between James Street and Kingsway starting July 15, and is expected to be completed by July 19.

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    Road Work Ahead: July 2024

    The City of Thunder Bay is sharing details of construction projects expected to impact drivers, cyclists and pedestrians in the month of July.

    The City is investing $42 million in 2024 to fund crucial infrastructure work including road rehabilitation, sidewalk replacement, sewer and watermain repairs and replacements, and bridge and culvert renewal.

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    Drilling work begins in north core

    Over the coming days, residents may notice noise caused by drilling work associated with the renewal of Thunder Bay’s north core.

    To minimize disruption to the public and area businesses, the work will take place during working hours Monday to Friday over the next one to two weeks.

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    North Core reconstruction moving to next phase

    Work to renew Thunder Bay’s North Core is proceeding to its next phase, with the closure of Red River Road extending to Court Street starting on Tuesday, July 2.

    During this phase of construction, Red River Road will be closed to vehicular traffic between Court Street and Cumberland Street.

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    Section of Rosslyn Road closed for watermain repairs

    Rosslyn Road will be closed at Pomona Drive as of 9:30 a.m.

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    Centennial Park trails to close at Highway 11/17 underpass

    Due to construction on the Current River Bridge, multi-use trails at Centennial Park will be closed to the public in the area of Highway 11/17 beginning on June 17.

    Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation will be conducting rehabilitation on the Current River Bridge over the summer.

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    2024 road work is underway

    The City of Thunder Bay is investing $42 million in 2024 to fund important infrastructure work including road rehabilitation, sidewalk replacement, sewer and watermain repairs and replacements, and bridge and culvert renewal.

    A number of projects have already begun, and many more will be undertaken throughout the summer construction season.

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    Mountdale Boat Launch to close for renewal

    The Mountdale Boat Launch is scheduled to close for improvements starting Monday, June 3.

    The boat launch and the park area will be closed to the public as the work gets underway, with completion expected by September 30, dependent on weather.

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    Work begins on Memorial & Harbour Expressway Intersection

    Travelers are reminded to expect some detours and delays as reconstruction work begins at the Memorial Avenue and Harbour Expressway intersection.

    Overnight work will begin one day earlier than previously announced, with the intersection partially closed between 7 p.

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    Work to close section of Oliver Road starting Tuesday

    Infrastructure work associated with a new development will temporarily close a portion of Oliver Road starting on May 28.

    Oliver Road will close between Burwood Road and Conservation Road on the morning of Tuesday, May 28, and is scheduled to reopen by end of day on Wednesday, May 29.

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500 Donald Street E, P.O. Box 800
Thunder Bay, ON P7C 5K4
City Hall: (807) 625-2230
TTY: (807) 622-2225

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