At-large candidates

At-large hopeful says she's joined the race because she thinks Thunder Bay is great -- but could do much better.

First-time candidate says he plans to say what needs to be said on the campaign trail, borrowing a page from Donald Trump.

Well-known tai chi master and entrepreneur says he can bring people together in a city that remains divided.

Second-time candidate has some unique ideas for how to make Thunder Bay a better place.

Former two-time provincial Conservative candidate running for an at-large berth on Oct. 22.

Ending racism in Thunder Bay one of the key reasons first-time candidate is running for an at-large seat on city council.

Former Schreiber mayor helped bring that community back from the brink of bankruptcy in less than three years.

Long-time McIntyre Ward candidate is making the jump to the at-large race in 2018.

After contemplating a run for mayor, veteran councillor has decided to run for a fourth at-large term.

Rebecca Johnson was first elected to city council in 2003, serving Thunder Bay for the past 15 years.