City Hall

Mayor says city is developing a protocol involving social services, police, and others to offer supports to those living without a home.

Council unanimously approves $3 million investment plan to extend facility's life 15 years, with no current plans for replacement.

Thunder Bay's city council approves recycling program expansion, Fort William Gardens renewal, and more in Monday meeting.

Thunder Bay residents will be able to recycle #3 through #7 plastic containers as of May of next year.

Recommended $3 million renewal plan would see 70-year-old facility operate another 15 years.

Decision to hold off on controversial fencing plan will allow social service agencies more time to offer solutions to those on site, city said.

Coun. Peng You pushes forward with bid to add ballot question to reduce council from 13 to 9 members in 2022.

Thunder Bay CEDC program will cover 50 per cent of costs for up to 90 new stations.

Activist group Not One More Death announces "emergency action" as city prepares to fence off mall area frequented by homeless.

City plans to clean and fence off derelict gas station used for shelter by the homeless this week, with police standing by.