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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.

Releasing details on submissions from the private sector could raise legal issues, would contradict previous council vote, city administration says.

Thunder Bay's city council removes sanction against Ruberto for online comments, hears update on stalled indoor turf facility.

Decision overturns previous vote, defies integrity commissioner’s recommendation

City council will vote Monday on whether to confirm or reject a Feb. 7 vote accepting integrity commissioner’s recommendation.

Public can join city council meetings in person as of March 21, service counters open; City councillors hope to preserve ability to participate virtually.

City initially indicated it expected a response from feds last year; In meantime, private proposals are on hold.