City Hall

The City of Thunder Bay has declined to comment on details of a salary band adjustment that will see some managers receive raises as high as 12 per cent this year.

Balmoral Street will be fully closed between Alloy and Central beginning Wednesday, as the final phase in a multi-year reconstruction project begins.

Reducing trash collection to every second week necessary for city’s compost plan to meet new provincial targets, council hears.

Some city councillors criticized the $10.9 million surplus the city posted in 2021 as excessively large, leading a failed push to return some of those funds directly to tax payers.

Thunder Bay residents' perceived quality of life continues to decline, but satisfaction with city services has stabilized.

Responses to an online survey will help the City of Thunder Bay decide whether to continue a pilot program offering free menstrual products at libraries, pools, and arenas.

Critics say new municipal bylaws don't go far enough on tenants' rights, naturalizing yards.

Coun. Cody Fraser's decision not to run again in 2022 could be a blow to age diversity on Thunder Bay's city council.

City holding off on approval of $8 million project as it awaits word on $700k in federal-provincial funding.

Sixth straight year city has received AA rating, after rising from A+ a decade ago.