City Hall

“It’s time for the neighbourhood to feel safe and clean again,” says area resident.

Thunder Bay is well on its way to exceeding the number of building permits issued in 2025.

With the revitalization of the north downtown core underway, the city anticipates an increase in the number of pedestrians wandering from shop to shop.

Work is slated to begin this summer and should be complete in time to have soccer, cricket and more running indoors for the winter of 2026-2027.

Residents gather at the West Thunder Community Centre for a casual conversation with city staff.

Council approves the rezoning of 1151 John Street Rd. from a commercial property to residential despite traffic congestion concerns from the public.

The process to dismantle the boat could take up to eight weeks.

December rains and late snow cover didn't do the courses any favours this past winter.

Quest: Tech & Gaming’s two-day free event brings science, art, and technology to children of all ages.

City staff will ask council to think about allowing residents to have time-limited free parking at all parking meters.