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Residents raise vandalism, disorder concerns in ward meeting

Residents raise vandalism, disorder concerns in ward meeting

Residents in Thunder Bay’s Red River ward floated ideas including neighbourhood policing, a designated encampment zone, and a youth curfew as they discussed vandalism and crime issues.
River Street reopening expected within weeks

River Street reopening expected within weeks

After multiple delays, the city says River Street is on track to reopen before the end of September.
Boshcoff could seek strong mayor powers over council objections

Boshcoff could seek strong mayor powers over council objections

In a press conference Wednesday, Mayor Ken Boshcoff did not rule out requesting strong mayor powers from the province even if his 12 city council colleagues oppose the move.
Council in Brief: Sept. 11

Council in Brief: Sept. 11

Thunder Bay’s city council approved a new preferred location for a proposed indoor turf facility in a lengthy meeting on Monday.
Council weighs compromise on outdoor rinks

Council weighs compromise on outdoor rinks

A controversial proposal to close nearly 80 per cent of Thunder Bay's outdoor rinks has been taken off the table, but city council appeared open to closing a smaller number of underutilized rinks.
Shuffle at police board

Shuffle at police board

Coun. Shelby Ch’ng has left her position on the Thunder Bay Police Services Board, replaced by Coun. Kasey Etreni.
Council endorses new site for indoor turf

Council endorses new site for indoor turf

Thunder Bay's city council voted to make a hangar-like design beside the Community Auditorium its preferred option for an indoor turf facility, bucking a staff recommendation to stick with Chapples Park.
$5M truck contract will enable green bin transition

$5M truck contract will enable green bin transition

A $5.1-million contract for eight new waste collection trucks will help enable the launch of a municipal green bin program in 2025.
Boshcoff softens call for hiring freeze

Boshcoff softens call for hiring freeze

A month after calling for a broad hiring freeze across city operations, Mayor Ken Boshcoff says he's still committed to the idea, but has no timeline for bringing it forward — and appeared to soften his stance on the extent of the freeze.
Councillor pushes for $3M waterfront trail commitment

Councillor pushes for $3M waterfront trail commitment

Coun. Trevor Giertuga is calling for the city to commit $3 million from a reserve fund in hopes of kick-starting ambitious plans for a waterfront trail.
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