Municipal Election

A member of the Police Services Board, veteran councillor says there's still plenty of work he'd like to do to make Red River a better ward for its residents.

Making the city's streets and neighbourhoods safer is the top priority for Red River hopeful David George Noonan, the runner-up in 2014.

Passionate for the community, the head of the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association and former mayoral advisor brings plenty of experience to the council table, despite being a first-time candidate.

Second-time candidate fell just 45 votes short of his competition in 2014 and says a solution to the James Street Swing Bridge is the No. 1 issue facing Westfort voters.

Veteran Westfort councillor says his 15 years of experience on council could be important over the next four years.

As the youngest candidate in this year's municipal election, this first-time Neebing candidate and aspiring lawyer says he wants to be the voice for youth on city council.

Neebing hopeful says the city has put up too many obstacles for entrepreneurs who want to do business in Thunder Bay.

Neebing candidate believes the city has to start spending taxpayer dollars more effectively.

Speeding on local roads is a top ward issue for veteran councillor, who also wants to see more money poured into Neebing's roads.

Tax pressure faced by residential rate-payers is Neebing ward candidate's top priority to tackle if elected.