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Increases to go into effect beginning on Dec. 1 when the next mayor and council are sworn into office with second bump coming on Jan. 1, 2019 to offset cancellation of federal tax exemption

Council to allow specialty vegan and vegetarian eatery to have restaurant added as permitted use, with requirement to implement eight angled parking spaces along Ray Boulevard.

Council overrules administration recommendation and changes designation to wooded portion of former Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital lands that could limit development.

Public information session to be held at the Italian Cultural Centre on April 25 beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Thunder Bay Drug Strategy recommending city back application by NorWest Community Health Centres and Dilico Anishinabek Family Care for six-month site and send letter of support to Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.

Thunder Bay city council on Monday to decide on increasing mayor's salary to $93,300 and each councillor's pay to $30,672 beginning on Jan. 1, 2019.

Application to $10 million fund includes enhanced LED lighting, Smart Poles, public safety command centre and upgraded Eye on the Street.

Contracts cover road reconstruction and watermain replacement along sections of Edward Street and Court Street, road repaving and watermain

Provincial legislative changes overrule city's ability to institute residency requirements for ward candidates, potentially opening door for councillors to represent areas without living or owning property there.

Centennial Park amusement ride has not operated since 2016.