Municipal Election 2022

Syed Kabir has lived in Thunder Bay for nearly a decade and says it's desperately in need of new vision and strategy moving forward.

Council's direction needs to change and councillors need to be less beholden to administration, first-time candidate says.

Second-time candidate cites business acumen and community advocacy as reasons she'd make a good fit on city council.

McKellar Ward incumbent describes himself as the boots-on-the-ground candidate.

Stephanie Danylko promises to stay true to her honesty and speak her mind if elected on Oct. 24.

In McKellar Ward, the No. issue for Cory Bagdon is helping vulnerable communities get back on their feet and thrive.

An error with Thunder Bay's online voting system means the city will need to hold a by-election if races in the McKellar or Red River wards come down to a margin of 27 votes or fewer.

Two-time federal NDP candidate Yuk-Sem Won wants to make Neebing more family-friendly and walkable.

A majority of Thunder Bay's mayoral candidates support a call for decriminalization, while two candidates say they need to consult with stakeholders before deciding.

Roads and economic development are two of the first-time Neebing candidate's priorities should he be elected this year.