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Police recommend city to prohibit private pot shops

Police recommend city to prohibit private pot shops

Thunder Bay city council to receive first report on Monday, in advance of scheduled vote next month.
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Curbside recycling service cost to double

Curbside recycling service cost to double

New agreement with third-party service provider to cost nearly $2.6 million annually, compared to previous price of $1.2 million per year.
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Century-old Dease Pool to be closed

Century-old Dease Pool to be closed

Council decides to shutter pool, originally built in 1912, and redirect a portion of its operating budget to other recreational programming.
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Council to consider Dease Pool closure

Council to consider Dease Pool closure

Dease Pool, which opened in 1912 as the city's first outdoor pool, had about 200 weekly users during the eight-week summer season.
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City launches cannabis survey

City launches cannabis survey

Thunder Bay wants input from community on support for brick-and-mortar pot stores in the city.
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Council selects board and committee appointments

Council selects board and committee appointments

Appointments include new member to police services board, district board of health and district social services board.
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New council officially takes office <b>(6 photos)</b>

New council officially takes office (6 photos)

Mayor Bill Mauro leads group of seven new councillors, which includes five first-time elected officials.
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Outgoing term of council bids farewell <b>(4 photos)</b>

Outgoing term of council bids farewell (4 photos)

Next term of council will take office next week.
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Zoning amendment approved for former Greyhound terminal property

Zoning amendment approved for former Greyhound terminal property

Marostica Group applied for amendment that would allow the property to be repurposed as car dealership.
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New city council appears likely to opt in to private cannabis storefronts

New city council appears likely to opt in to private cannabis storefronts

Six incoming councillors say they intend to allow privatized cannabis retail in Thunder Bay while two others would support storefronts if they're structured and regulated.
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