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Ipsos conducting 500-person phone survey, online version launches April 7; Results from 2019 showed declining satisfaction.

Club's proposal to put six-court bubble beside existing outdoor courts opposed by city staff, who say it could interfere with indoor turf complex plans.

Council considers archives expansion, receives report on council pay.

Councillors press staff on alternatives to $3.5 million addition, asking about digitization and retrofitting Balmoral police station.

Current facility expected to run out of room by end of 2023; addition expected to provide space for 40 years.

Decision to accept revamped zoning bylaw that will allow more second units, lower parking requirements, still needs to be confirmed April 4.

Thunder Bay's city council approves rezoning for new Neebing subdivision, votes against joining living wage campaign.

Agreement will allow bylaw enforcement division to proceed with significant planned expansion this year, respond to more complaints.

Council rejects joining “living wage” campaign after learning it could cost city over $500k.

Some city councillors say they’re open to exploring contracting policing to OPP, but not while Thunder Bay Police Service under investigation.