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Mayoral runner-up disqualified from 2026 election

Mayoral runner-up disqualified from 2026 election

Gary Mack, who placed a close second in Thunder Bay’s 2022 mayoral race, has been disqualified from running in 2026 after failing to file financial statements.
Library proposes new central branch at Intercity mall

Library proposes new central branch at Intercity mall

The Thunder Bay Public Library is seeking public feedback on a draft facilities plan that suggests a new central branch at the Intercity mall, and the possible closure of the Brodie and County Fair branches.
Council funds conservatory renewal, eyes outdoor improvements

Council funds conservatory renewal, eyes outdoor improvements

An overhaul of Thunder Bay's Centennial Botanical Conservatory is now set for 2024, while the city is also considering adding new pathways, gardens, and water features surrounding the building.
Designs for post-Victoriaville future unveiled

Designs for post-Victoriaville future unveiled

Residents have gotten a look at a $10 million-plus preferred design for a reconstructed Victoria Avenue and pedestrian boulevard set to replace the Victoriaville mall after its demolition.
City to examine revenue tools

City to examine revenue tools

Coun. Shelby ch'ng says the city must examine new revenue models, arguing "lower-income earners are subsidizing the lifestyle of wealthy rural Thunder Bay citizens."
Plans for redevelopment of Victoriaville area going on display

Plans for redevelopment of Victoriaville area going on display

The City of Thunder Bay and consultants will attend an open house at Victoriaville on Wednesday to display the preferred design for the reconstruction of Victoria and Syndicate avenues.
Sidewalk work approved over resident objections

Sidewalk work approved over resident objections

Strong opposition from Frederica Street residents wasn't enough to block a planned sidewalk as Thunder Bay's city council approved a $2.4 million pedestrian infrastructure contract.
Council endorses more supportive approach to homeless encampments

Council endorses more supportive approach to homeless encampments

Thunder Bay’s city council has reaffirmed its backing of a new approach to homeless encampments that offers supports and avoids forced evictions from public land.
Council weighs ‘more strategic,’ shorter budget process

Council weighs ‘more strategic,’ shorter budget process

Thunder Bay’s city council is considering a condensed budget process in 2024 that would slash the amount of time the public and council have to review the document.
Study bolsters case for waterfront trail

Study bolsters case for waterfront trail

Boosters of a Thunder Bay waterfront trail have released economic impact and public opinion data they hope will pave the way for a multi-million dollar fundraising campaign.
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