Municipal Election 2022

Retired police officer says solving Thunder Bay's crime problem is near the top of his council wishlist should be elected on Oct. 24.

At-large candidate Stephen Margarit says he'd focus on addressing infrastructure needs and being more responsive to constituent concerns.

Long-time poverty advocate wants to be a voice for the voiceless on city council as an at-large councillor.

At-large candidate Iqbal Khan says lowering property taxes for residents is among his priorities heading into this month's municipal election.

Reducing taxes is imperative, says at-large hopeful, calling them a barrier to outside investors and local business alike.

Former school board trustee brings 20 years of political experience, including 11 years as board chair, to this year's municipal election.

James Glavish says accessibility and homelessness issues will be among his top priorities if elected at-large.

Educator says Thunder Bay need to focus on building its economy to allow younger generations to have the same opportunities as their parents and grandparents.

Longest-serving city councillor wants to provide leadership and guidance to what promise to be plenty of new faces around the council table.

Retired charge radiation therapist at Thunder Bay Regional says there are plenty of readily available solutions to help solve a myriad of problems facing the City of Thunder Bay.