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City appoints new acting treasurer

City appoints new acting treasurer

Andrea Morrison, a manager in the city’s community services department, has been tapped to step in as acting city treasurer as a months-long search to permanently fill the role continues.
Council in Brief: June 26

Council in Brief: June 26

Thunder Bay’s city council pushed pause on some controversial service cuts, approved nearly two dozen others, and endorsed a central library branch in a lengthy meeting Monday.
Council eyes library closures alongside new Intercity branch

Council eyes library closures alongside new Intercity branch

Thunder Bay’s city council has voted to explore a new central library branch at the Intercity mall, setting the stage for the possible closure of two existing branches.
Facing pushback, council delays decision on service cuts

Facing pushback, council delays decision on service cuts

Thunder Bay's city council has delayed a decision on proposed cuts that could slash an arena, most of the city's outdoor rinks, and two bus routes, voting to conduct consultation after facing what councillors described as intense public reaction.
Hockey community, labour groups protest proposed budget cuts

Hockey community, labour groups protest proposed budget cuts

A few dozen people gathered outside Thunder Bay city hall before Monday's council meeting
Proposal to cut public transit to Fort William First Nation 'upsetting': Chief

Proposal to cut public transit to Fort William First Nation 'upsetting': Chief

Fort William First Nation chief Michele Solomon is expressing disappointment as a recommendation to cut public transit service to the community heads to city council for a vote without consultation.
Council-ordered cuts could cancel bus routes, close arena

Council-ordered cuts could cancel bus routes, close arena

Two Thunder Bay Transit routes, the Neebing arena, most outdoor rinks, and a long list of other services are on the chopping block as city council looks to cut spending in 2024.
Council in Brief: June 19

Council in Brief: June 19

Thunder Bay’s city council has approved a multi-million dollar plan to replace the Victoriaville mall, along with terms for a potentially transformative review of its own size and composition.
Terms set for city council review

Terms set for city council review

A year-long review led by a citizen committee could dramatically reshape Thunder Bay’s city council, with everything from council's size to how it's elected on the table.
Council OKs $17M Victoriaville plan

Council OKs $17M Victoriaville plan

Thunder Bay's city council has settled on a $17.5-million plan to demolish the Victoriaville mall and replace it with new public spaces and a reconstructed Victoria Avenue.
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