Municipal Election

McKellar candidate says he doesn't want to see anyone left behind in Thunder Bay, which is why he wants a seat on council.

Lifelong Thunder Bay resident says residents of McKellar ward deserve to feel like they've got a voice at the city council table.

McKellar candidate says he's always had a keen interest in politics and he's concerned about the state of Thunder Bay.

McKellar hopeful earned the endorsement of retiring councillor Paul Pugh.

McIntyre candidate says he's spent nearly 30 years trying to make Thunder Bay a better place and believes a seat on council can further that effort.

McIntyre hopeful says he'll focus his efforts on how the city spends taxpayer dollars if he's elected on Oct. 22.

Second-time candidate wants to find a solution to truck traffic on Dawson Road.

First-term Northwood councillor says she'll do her best to convince council to find ways to attract labour to the city, while also focusing on upgrades to infrastructure in the ward.

Starting a family gave first-time Northwood candidate says he plans to focus on the ward first.

Waiting months for business approvals is something the first-time Red River candidate would like to put an end to over the next four years.