City Hall

Fewer than a dozen people attended candidate information session for municipal election in person.

Councillors will vote in early May on whether to approve increase set at half the rate of inflation.

With $1.2 million in NOHFC funds, city expects to complete most improvements to former grain elevator site by May 26 when first ship arrives.

Refurbishments worth $550k include re-tiled pool deck, accessible change rooms.

City council passes new zoning bylaw, rejects call to ban pre-election ward meetings; Coun. Peng You taking leave.

Revamped land-use guidelines loosen rules around additional units, backyard homes, looking to boost urban infill.

Allowing the meetings during municipal election period offers incumbents unfair advantage, Coun. Trevor Giertuga argued.

City of Thunder Bay's election website goes live ahead of nominations opening May 2 and the Oct. 24 election.

City of Thunder Bay scaling back 2022 programming, launching review of how to handle occasion going forward.

Bi-annual survey collects citizen input on local quality of life, city services; will inform city planning.