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City offers 'prime' land for sale to developers

City offers 'prime' land for sale to developers

The city is seeking proposals for housing as well as industrial and commercial developments. Both initiatives are aimed at growing the population and growing Thunder Bay's tax base.
City taking 'appropriate action' after complaint about garbage pickup

City taking 'appropriate action' after complaint about garbage pickup

A Thunder Bay man got fed up with how garbage pickup was handled at his home
Breaking ground on breaking down Victoriaville

Breaking ground on breaking down Victoriaville

City officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Reimagine Victoriaville project.
'Afraid to work': Union blasts library over workplace safety

'Afraid to work': Union blasts library over workplace safety

CUPE Local 3120 president says there needs to be more security at the Thunder Bay Public Library branches after a rash of violent incidents, but the library CEO says they are doing all they can to ensure a safe library for everyone.
Synchronized traffic signals to launch this summer

Synchronized traffic signals to launch this summer

Thunder Bay drivers will be 'stopping for no reason' less often along major corridors
Cruise ship season to start with two arrivals on Sunday

Cruise ship season to start with two arrivals on Sunday

The Viking ships Octantis and Polaris will be the first of the season to make port in Thunder Bay.
Public library to remain at County Fair mall

Public library to remain at County Fair mall

Council approves lease agreement renewal between the Thunder Bay Public Library and County Fair Mall.
North end bus terminal to be expanded and updated

North end bus terminal to be expanded and updated

City says upgrades will include a larger indoor waiting space, outdoor shelter and accessibility improvements.
City’s smart growth action plan to get input from new Canadians

City’s smart growth action plan to get input from new Canadians

The Thunder Bay Multicultural Association is hosting a ‘newcomer focus group’ Wednesday evening.
It's not quite over for the James Whalen tug boat

It's not quite over for the James Whalen tug boat

The historic steam tug was built in 1905 for the Canadian Towing & Wrecking Company of Port Arthur.
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