City Hall

Coun. Greg Johnsen is seeking to reverse the planned closure of a skating pond in the Confederation Drive area, while staff say it’s part of a plan to improve an overstretched outdoor rink system.

City staff recommend approving $4.9 million in spending to replace the track, artificial field, and scoreboard at Fort William Stadium.

Thunder Bay’s new city council expressed strong interest in an indoor turf proposal on Monday, while committing millions in a deal with the Community Auditorium.

Local soccer players and other supporters rallied in front of city hall on Monday, calling for a newly elected city council to go ahead with building an indoor turf facility.

Thunder Bay's city council approved terms for a new, "arms-length" relationship with the Community Auditorium on Monday, committing over $3 million to cover its accumulated deficit and provide capital funding.

Stop arm cameras, Lift+ service, and the future of Waverley Park’s historic fountain were all on the agenda as Thunder Bay’s city council held its first substantive meeting.

Staff defended the city's management of the Lift+ specialized transit service on Monday after a user raised concerns and called for improvements.

Thunder Bay's city council will receive more information after hearing a call to refurbish the more than two-century old Hogarth Fountain at Waverley Park, a job estimated to cost at least $250,000.

City treasurer and GM of corporate services and long-term care Linda Evans will retire early in the New Year, the City of Thunder Bay has announced.

A program intended to help homeowners replace lead water service connections saw 13 loans and two grants approved over the past year.