City Hall

Bill Mauro earned the most votes, despite having the third-highest spending campaign.

With the number of gang-related homicides on the rise, and turf wars taking place for Thunder Bay's lucrative drug trade, Bill Mauro says he wants both the provincial and federal government to come to the table to help provide the necessary resources.

Supreme Court dismisses CN's appeal, with costs.

Preliminary report to be brought to council before next year's budget process with final report due by start of 2021 budget review.

Council directs administration to develop potential project plan, possible sources of financing for permanent indoor turf facility by beginning of June.

Options range in cost from $5.7 million to $8.9 million, with only one likely to be ready this fall.

Council unanimously passes motion expressing sorrow for those affected by last week's attacks in New Zealand and support for local Muslim community.

Modifications to the city's new official plan reverse three decisons made by previous term of council.

Province places residential designation on wooded, northern portion of Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital property, reversing previous council decision to attempt to restrict development.

Council expected to receive report next week with options for scope of proposed organizational review.