City Hall

The city's Smart Growth Action Plan town hall sees active engagement, especially from one resident who wants the city to start enforcing its bylaw on derelict properties.

The $32.65-million facility is expected to open in late October 2026.

The city is holding two town hall meetings this week to inform residents, and get their input, on its smart growth plan.

The city is accepting bids for contractors to build the long-planned structure, expects it to be complete in spring 2026.

City council to change how it will govern, moving from a committee of the whole structure to standing committees.

City council votes to maintain the status quo approach to property tax class ratios.

Residents can request that a tree be planted near their home, and are invited to help tend it

 After 20 years of back and forth between successive councils, Thunder Bay will designate Highway 11/17 a truck route.

Council votes to rescind its choice of Kam River Heritage Park as a site for the temporary shelter village and put locations previously reviewed back on the table.

A two-thirds majority vote will be needed to overturn council's previous decision to use the park as a site for the contentious project.