City Hall

Thunder Bay’s city council unanimously approved application to rezone property for heavy industrial uses including large-scale computing.

City will lobby federal government to challenge legislation that limits religious expression of civil servants.

City council votes to honour councillor’s request he be present for ratification of five day suspension of pay.

Thunder Bay tourism agency points to signs of recovery, after sector rebounded to 60 per cent of pre-pandemic levels in 2021.

Anti-racism and respect committee recommends joining cities across Canada in condemning bill that limits religious expression for public servants.

Rezoning site would allow Budget Demolition to market the property for wide range of industrial uses, including as a data farm.

Thunder Bay’s city council had invited the agency to attend a public meeting to discuss concerns related to drug trafficking.

2022 budget ratified with 2.36 per cent tax levy hike, expanding some departments and infrastructure spending; two councillors vote against.

Red River ward councillor asks for understanding, privacy as he announces leave; hopes to return in March.

Thunder Bay’s city council narrowly votes to sanction councillor over comments on ongoing police investigation.