City Hall

City administration is recommending a conventional building structure be located within Chapples Park.

Stage and equipment rental fees agreed to be waived for September event.

Council votes to reject proposed bylaw that would implement restrictions for heavy truck traffic, causing uncertainty about what comes next.

Online survey, which intends to gather public perception of Thunder Bay Fire Rescue, is open until June 30.

The draft four-year strategic plan is built around four pillars – lead, serve, build and renew.

Third stage to four-lane Junot Avenue between John and Walkover streets, finishing widened corridor from Harbour Expressway to Red River Road.

Financing study had been conducted to explore how to pay for stormwater management infrastructure.

Vote on whether to approve the project in principle expected to take place in three weeks.

Federal funding of $13.2 million includes rehabilitation of century-old dam, as well as other stormwater management projects.

Krista Power, currently the city's deputy city clerk, selected to replace retiring John Hannam.