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Poverty Free Thunder Bay seeks to highlight toll of city's $3 bus fare on most vulnerable, as part of campaign to make transit free

A Christmas display long allowed on city land across from Waverley Library has raised the ire of one resident.

Student transportation consortium asks city to address problem of drivers passing stopped school buses with stop arm cameras.

Thunder Bay's city council grappled with the municipal government's role in tackling poverty and inequality, passing motions on public transit and basic income.

Policy crucial to eliminate poverty, and could ultimately save money, city councillors argue.

City hopes to use federal, provincial funds to pursue waterfront trail vision in 2021.

City councillors vote unanimously to study possibility of eliminating bus fares by 2023, while expressing skepticism

Changes proposed in Bill 229 could open door to development in environmentally sensitive areas, circumventing conservation authorities.

Concerns over Fort William First Nation claims to land, perceived decline in attendance lead to divided vote on new building.

City council endorses review, but accepts recommendation to delay process due to COVID-19.