At-large candidates

Jim Howie says infrastructure spending is among his top priorities if elected to an at-large council berth.

Long-time Northwood Ward councillor looking to make a splash in this year's at-large race.

City council needs change and first-time candidate says her background in economic development -- and willingness to consult the public on big decisions -- makes her the ideal choice to deliver it.

Local businesswoman says her goal as an at-large councillor would be to put and end to expensive projects the city can't afford and to find ways to decrease people's water bills.

Tired of his taxes going up, at-large hopeful wants to end them from skyrocketing year after year.

Passion for the city of Thunder Bay is what keeps veteran councillor coming back for more.

At-large candidate said the city isn't spending enough on roads and other infrastructure, but seems to have money for art galleries and other big-ticket items.

After 15 years on the political sidelines, former councillor decides it's time to get back in the game and return Thunder Bay to prosperity.

Businessman and landlord says the city's entrepreneurs are tied up in too much red tape, something he aims to change if elected to an at-large seat.

Successful businessman says it's tough for entrepreneurs to do business in Thunder Bay, something he'd like to change.