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One stop development shop making construction easier

One stop development shop making construction easier

The city streamlines its development services with the launch of its one-stop development shop.
Trucking industry speaks out against Dawson Road truck ban

Trucking industry speaks out against Dawson Road truck ban

City's new truck route scheme is 'extremely concerning,' Ontario Trucking Association says.
‘Build, build and build’: city manager touts municipal growth to civic leaders

‘Build, build and build’: city manager touts municipal growth to civic leaders

John Collin was the keynote speaker at the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce’s latest leaders luncheon.
Rural leaders concerned over truck route impact

Rural leaders concerned over truck route impact

OLIVER PAIPOONGE — Municipal leaders in Conmee and Oliver Paipoonge say they plan to press the province to beef up road-safety measures on Highway 11-17 following approval of a Thunder Bay bylaw that aims to divert heavy transport-truck traffic
'The city has to enforce its bylaws' on derelict properties, says resident

'The city has to enforce its bylaws' on derelict properties, says resident

The city's Smart Growth Action Plan town hall sees active engagement, especially from one resident who wants the city to start enforcing its bylaw on derelict properties.
Ground broken to start construction on indoor turf facility

Ground broken to start construction on indoor turf facility

The $32.65-million facility is expected to open in late October 2026.
Have ideas on how Thunder Bay should grow its tax base? The city wants to hear them

Have ideas on how Thunder Bay should grow its tax base? The city wants to hear them

The city is holding two town hall meetings this week to inform residents, and get their input, on its smart growth plan.
Big changes coming to city council, 10 advisory committees axed

Big changes coming to city council, 10 advisory committees axed

City council to change how it will govern, moving from a committee of the whole structure to standing committees.
Chippewa Park carousel shelter will preserve ride that brings ‘squeals of delight’: advocate

Chippewa Park carousel shelter will preserve ride that brings ‘squeals of delight’: advocate

The city is accepting bids for contractors to build the long-planned structure, expects it to be complete in spring 2026.
Residential tax rate increasing 3.5% this year

Residential tax rate increasing 3.5% this year

City council votes to maintain the status quo approach to property tax class ratios.
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