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The city says it will delay planned restoration work on a historic fountain in Waverley Park after spending parks reserve funds in the more than $800,000 recovery of the James Whalen tug.

A capital grant program recently boosted to $1 million as part of the City of Thunder Bay's expanded homelessness efforts has received four "very strong" applications.

Advocates for a designated truck route that would force heavy trucks off Dawson Road and Arthur Street are hopeful Thunder Bay's new city council will approve the bylaw in 2023.

While a second layer of asphalt will have to wait for 2023, a section of High Street that’s been closed since August is set to reopen by Thursday.

Mayor-elect Ken Boshcoff says he had hoped to step into official mayor's duties before an official transition on Nov. 15, but city staff declared that impossible.

A section of River Street that closed in May due to a collapsed culvert will remain closed until 2023, the City of Thunder Bay has confirmed.

Turnout in Thunder Bay's recent municipal election fell below 43 per cent, a sharp drop from 2018.

Ken Boshcoff has been elected Thunder Bay's next mayor, defeating a field of challengers that included Peng You, Gary Mack, Clint Harris and Robert Szczepanski.

Thunder Bay's five mayoral candidates outlined their positions on major issues facing the city in a televised debate.

City says supply chain issues help account for slightly delayed reopening of High Street after infrastructure work.