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City Council questions consultant on master plan draft.

Millions set aside, but some councillors say city can’t afford project.

Human resources, roads, parks, Sister Cities and child care among the areas consultants say need a closer look as the city performs its first service and program review in two decades.

Fort William Gardens the most expensive to run, with $462,300 in operating losses this year.

Soft soils could have major impact on nearby main trunk sanitary sewer line if the proposed location is used. Administration looking at options, including stretching construction over two seasons.

Traffic increased at the Pigeon River border crossing by two per cent. However, the region is getting less promotional support from the province.

Council wants to be certain conflict of interest and breaching the code of conduct charges against sitting councillors have a basis in law before moving forward.

Several councillors expressed concern about the lack of a growth pillar in the three-year plan that would address business and economic development.

Organization looking to partner with health-care and other service providers like the Salvation Army to help end the cycle of poverty in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario.

Nov. 25 meeting will be open to the public and feature councillors bringing forth solutions and suggestions from the public to solve the growing violence problem facing the community.