City Hall

Dredging to meet dragon boat standards would cost up to $600k, need to be repeated every ten years, city report estimates

Firefighters association says cost-saving plan that would eliminate nine positions by attrition will endanger public, members.

New agreement with around 600 city workers will include increase to wages, keeps benefits stable.

Proposed $15 to $25 million second building to support Indigenous health access bolstered with $108k contribution from City of Thunder Bay.

Staffing reductions planned through attrition will negatively impact public safety, union warns, while city council remained silent on its concerns

Agreement with CUPE 87 covers childcare, administrative, roads, waste, and other workers

Revamped Community Improvement Plan will loosen rules around city’s financial incentives for property improvements in core areas.

City councillors unanimously support advocacy for more harm reduction supports, expressing frustration at lack of action from province, feds.

Paramedic service needs to rationalize operations to meet growing demand in Thunder Bay, consultants say - drawing concerns from North Shore mayors.

City council praises Thunder Bay Fire Rescue for staffing realignment expected to trim over $1 million in annual costs