City Hall

Hydro One urged to focus on existing lines in the region, despite it's project estimated to cost more than $100 million less.

Town hall meeting focused on using technology and collaboration to improve youth safety in Thunder Bay, including development of smartphone app pilot project to track student whereabouts.

Thunder Bay city council hears three deputations from transportation stakeholders who want to see changes to new vehicle-for-hire bylaw that would replace existing taxi regulations.

Consortium optimistic they will receive approval by Ontario Energy Board to build East-West Tie despite late push by Hydro One.

Council disagrees with administration recommendation and approves amendment to extend residential growth area west along Oliver Road.

Council approves adding new recreation trail to mouth of McVicar Creek to waterfront trail improvement plan but no timelines or funding commitment.

Anishinabek Employement and Training Services proposes to lease portion of revamped lower level of north side branch of Thunder Bay Public Library.

Thunder Bay to receive more than $900,000 through Ontario Municipal Commuter Cycling Program in 2018, which could lead to multi-use bridge that would be key part in north-south cycling corridor.

Construction costs $6.4 million under budget for $477 million in city infrasturcture contracts awarded since 2001.

Statement issued on behalf of city council and administration urges the community to report hate crimes and stand up to racism after two people were hit by eggs thrown from passing vehicles earlier this week.