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City seeks proposals to raise James Whalen out of Kam River

City seeks proposals to raise James Whalen out of Kam River

Historic tug could eventually head to Lakehead Transportation Museum Society site at Pool 6; staff report on situation to city council.
Candidates declared in Northwood, McKellar, Red River wards

Candidates declared in Northwood, McKellar, Red River wards

Just five candidates have filed nominations with the City of Thunder Bay ahead of the Oct. 24 election.
City’s non-unionized staff get 4% hike

City’s non-unionized staff get 4% hike

Salary increase will be staggered in 2022, applies to nearly 900 management and non-unionized staff.
Rising costs drive Thunder Bay’s roads budget millions into the red

Rising costs drive Thunder Bay’s roads budget millions into the red

Infrastructure contracts for the city's engineering division coming in an average of 10 per cent above budget in 2022.
Ch’ng appointed to Thunder Bay Police Services Board

Ch’ng appointed to Thunder Bay Police Services Board

City councillor will replace Coun. Kristen Oliver, who resigned in protest after outside administrator appointed.
First candidates file in municipal election

First candidates file in municipal election

Nomination period for city council, school board elections open until Aug. 19, with election day set for Oct. 24.
City spending on fuel up 20%

City spending on fuel up 20%

Spikes in global diesel and gasoline prices expected to put City of Thunder Bay $420k over budget on fuel in 2022.
City, Synergy North develop tree replacement agreement

City, Synergy North develop tree replacement agreement

Non-binding agreement would see utility pay city $500 for trees removed due to new construction, but not regular trimming.
Municipal election candidates can launch campaigns Monday

Municipal election candidates can launch campaigns Monday

City launches website tracking declared candidates ahead of nomination period opening Monday.
City councillors set to approve 2.35% raise

City councillors set to approve 2.35% raise

The recommended increase in city councillors’ pay in 2022 is pegged at half the rate of inflation.
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