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'Nothing nefarious': City staff defend $125,000 shelter village payment to BIA

'Nothing nefarious': City staff defend $125,000 shelter village payment to BIA

City staff address safety concerns after Fort William BIA questions why the city would provide the BIA a $125,000 contribution if 114 Miles Street E is selected to be the shelter village site.
Transit promises improved safety and convenience when changes roll out in August

Transit promises improved safety and convenience when changes roll out in August

Changes include a major revision to the Crosstown route to enhance safety and adherence to schedules
Over 20 organizations show support for village site, but some business owners do not

Over 20 organizations show support for village site, but some business owners do not

Although there was an overwhelming show of support from the city’s service organization at Monday night’s committee of the whole, city council heard deputations from a business owner who is opposed to 114 Miles Street being the site for the temporary shelter village.
Miles Street site resurrected as location for temporary shelter village

Miles Street site resurrected as location for temporary shelter village

City of Thunder Bay administrators are giving the nod to a site that was first recommended last year
Mayor recovering well from cardiac procedures

Mayor recovering well from cardiac procedures

Ken Boshcoff, now resting at home, will ease his way back into his mayoral duties
Teddy Bears Picnic moving to Fort William Gardens

Teddy Bears Picnic moving to Fort William Gardens

The locally loved Teddy Bears Picnic will be held inside the Fort William Gardens on Tuesday due to rain forecast.
One stop development shop making construction easier

One stop development shop making construction easier

The city streamlines its development services with the launch of its one-stop development shop.
UPDATED: Trucking industry speaks out against Dawson Road truck ban

UPDATED: Trucking industry speaks out against Dawson Road truck ban

City's new truck route scheme is 'extremely concerning,' Ontario Trucking Association says.
‘Build, build and build’: city manager touts municipal growth to civic leaders

‘Build, build and build’: city manager touts municipal growth to civic leaders

John Collin was the keynote speaker at the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce’s latest leaders luncheon.
Rural leaders concerned over truck route impact

Rural leaders concerned over truck route impact

Two municipalities outside Thunder Bay say plan to press the province to beef up road-safety measures on Highway 11-17 when the city implements a designated truck route.
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