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City councillor makes push for Neebing trail network

City councillor makes push for Neebing trail network

Coun. Greg Johnsen is calling for a report on a potential trail network in the area of Mountain Road and Nor'Wester View School, saying it would promote safety and walkability in the area.
Work-from-home policy approved for city staff

Work-from-home policy approved for city staff

The City of Thunder Bay will offer a work-from-home program that began as a COVID response on a permanent basis, though only a fraction of staff are eligible.
Lease negotiations delay art gallery construction

Lease negotiations delay art gallery construction

Ground lease negotiations that have dragged on months longer than expected have pushed back construction on a new waterfront art gallery, but could soon be concluded.
Price tag for downtown reconstruction surpasses $13 million

Price tag for downtown reconstruction surpasses $13 million

Estimated costs for a planned revamp of Thunder Bay’s north core have inflated to $13.2 million, raising the possibility city council could look to scale back the downtown redesign.
Victoriaville businesses prepare for demolition

Victoriaville businesses prepare for demolition

Some tenants of the Victoriaville mall are preparing to leave ahead of its demolition next year, while others are gearing up for a new era after the reopening of Victoria Avenue.
Council in Brief: March 27

Council in Brief: March 27

Thunder Bay’s city council voted to give itself more power over the public library Monday, while also debating the city's work-from-home and COVID-19 vaccine policies.
City council gives itself more power over public library

City council gives itself more power over public library

City council has voted to add a second councillor to the Thunder Bay Public Library’s board, increasing its sway over an organization it’s sparred with repeatedly in recent years.
Public library seeks approval for board changes

Public library seeks approval for board changes

The Thunder Bay Public Library has proposed removing dedicated seats on its board for representatives of local school boards, saying the change belatedly recognizes historic changes to the relationship between schools and public libraries.
City moves to repeal COVID-19 vaccine policy

City moves to repeal COVID-19 vaccine policy

Thunder Bay’s city council will consider a recommendation to repeal a policy that required staff to offer proof of vaccination or submit to regular COVID testing.
City reports council pay, expenses

City reports council pay, expenses

The City of Thunder Bay has released its annual disclosure of pay and expenses for city councillors and council appointees to local boards.
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