Municipal Election

Meet the Candidates: After one term on council, Peng You believes he's got the vision to help Thunder Bay grow economically and improve the quality of life for residents.

Meet the Candidates: Robert Szczepanski thinks mental health needs a serious overhaul in Thunder Bay, saying that could solve many of the city's other problems.

Meet the Candidates: Coffee shop co-owner Gary Mack spent 25 years working in social services, including two as executive director at Shelter House.

Meet the Candidates: Ending chronic homelessness is first-time mayoral candidate Clint Harris's No. 1 priority, should he win the mayor's race.

Meet the Candidates: Veteran politician Ken Boshcoff served two terms as mayor and more than 20 years on council, in addition to five years in the House of Commons.

Thunder Bay's five mayoral candidates share their views on the proposed indoor turf project and new police building.

Library CEO Richard Togman will moderate a debate among Thunder Bay's five mayoral candidates on Oct. 12.

Residents on the voters list for the upcoming municipal election will soon begin receiving voter information letters.

Chamber asks candidates to agree to 10 platform planks, including leading by example, prudent spending, less red tape and working toward safer streets.

Brent Boyko adds his name to the McIntyre race, ensuring no acclimations in Thunder Bay in 2022.