City Hall

The city is inviting feedback from residents on the redevelopment of the Victoriaville area after the structure is demolished in 2024.

A city report found collisions on Dawson Road are below the provincial average, and suggested few potential safety improvements.

City staff say the collapsed culvert that's closed River Street for months must be fully replaced, tying the city to an estimated $2.5 million price tag and potentially delaying reopening.

With litigation against its insurer still ongoing, the City of Thunder Bay will take out a $23 million debenture from Infrastructure Ontario to cover 2012 flood repairs.

Proposed changes to how the City of Thunder Bay allocates ice time at city arenas have caused concern for some user groups.

Only 30 candidates have so far filed in Thunder Bay’s city council races, but past elections have seen many declare in the final weeks.

The city will look for input on plans to redevelop Victoria Avenue at open houses on Aug. 9 and 10.

A pilot program providing supports for people experiencing homelessness reports connecting over two dozen people in Thunder Bay with housing this year.

A Thunder Bay city councillor says the city should hire additional staff in its legal division, arguing it will bring long-term savings.

McIntyre Ward councillor Albert Aiello has filed to run for a second term in the Oct. 24 municipal election.