City Hall

Thunder Bay city administration requests time to examine what designation of now shuttered century-old pool would mean for future of the property.

Administration projects a budget with no significant reductions or expansions would result in gross tax levy increase of more than 4.5 per cent, but city manager says he would be surprised if the hike ends up being that high.

City council decides to hold off on committing Ontario Commuter Cycling Challenge dollars to other projects, instead waiting to determine feasibility of new bridge.

Thunder Bay city council votes to ratify last month's decision to get project shovel ready, but leaves decision on inclusion of indoor tennis courts to special purpose committee.

Some of the Pikangikum First Nation members who self-evacuated have started to make their way home, with flights expected to send more evacuees home on Thursday.

Nearly 1,000 Pikangikum First Nation residents are in Thunder Bay as a massive forest fire burns within kilometres of the community.

Thunder Bay expected to have capacity for 400 evacuees through provincially coordinated effort by next week, though there already hundreds of people who have arrived outside that process.

Hiring of city's first manager of Indigenous relations and inclusion formally announced.

Thunder Bay city council provides in-principle support of conventional metal building structure at Chapples Park.

Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services proposes to build 58-unit housing facility between Boys and Girls Clubs of Thunder Bay building on Windsor Street and the Superior North EMS headquarters.