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Municipal election voting opens in person and online

Municipal election voting opens in person and online

Online voting is available 24 hours a day until polls close. There will also be five in-person advance polls, including one drive-through station, ahead of election day.
Council leaves mayor’s seat vacant

Council leaves mayor’s seat vacant

The decision to leave the mayor's seat vacated by Bill Mauro unfilled until the next term of council begins on Nov. 15 will save the City of Thunder Bay around $15,000.
Council will hear recommendation to leave mayor’s seat vacant

Council will hear recommendation to leave mayor’s seat vacant

A vacancy would exist for less than two months after Mayor Bill Mauro's early departure from the role on Oct. 4.
City considering more roundabouts

City considering more roundabouts

The City of Thunder Bay could introduce another roundabout as soon as 2023, citing success a year after its first major roundabout opened at Edward and Redwood.
Legion Track Drive construction sees late start

Legion Track Drive construction sees late start

The City of Thunder Bay estimates work on Legion Track Drive will be completed by the end of October, after a delayed start.
City opens nominations for Community Safety Awards

City opens nominations for Community Safety Awards

Residents can nominate individuals or groups who have helped make the city safer and more equitable.
Contractor's bid for replacing River St. culverts is 'right on budget'

Contractor's bid for replacing River St. culverts is 'right on budget'

The city has awarded a bid for the $2.5 million replacement of a collapsed culvert that has kept River Street closed for months.
"Substantial Effort" required if Thunder Bay hopes to host 2024 Women's Baseball World Cup

"Substantial Effort" required if Thunder Bay hopes to host 2024 Women's Baseball World Cup

The Thunder Bay International Baseball Association says its plans to bid for the 2024 tournament depend on the city upgrading its facilities.
City taking more steps to improve lifeguard recruitment

City taking more steps to improve lifeguard recruitment

The City of Thunder Bay will take steps like paying for certification courses and planning fun activities for staff as it looks to confront lifeguard shortages, after raising pay earlier this year.
City calls on federal election commission to maintain current Northern Ontario representation

City calls on federal election commission to maintain current Northern Ontario representation

Mayor Bill Mauro pushed for the city to add its voice to the chorus of concerns over proposed riding redistribution, in what was set to be his final council meeting as mayor.
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