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New equipment helps college keep pace with evolving technologies

New equipment helps college keep pace with evolving technologies

Confederation College is investing in new technology to enhance its skill trade program to meet an everchanging industry standard.
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Loan program could save people money on energy-efficient retrofits

Loan program could save people money on energy-efficient retrofits

Earthcare Thunder Bay is looking for feedback on the Home Energy Improvement Loan Design Study.
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City manager advises council not to consolidate services

City manager advises council not to consolidate services

Resident Shane Judge asks council to consider consolidating back-end service into a municipal services corporation.
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Boulevard garden bylaw passes with revisions

Boulevard garden bylaw passes with revisions

Boulevard Garden and Maintenance By-Law will move to ratification.
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City council approves $3M for local non-profits in 2025

City council approves $3M for local non-profits in 2025

The community services department expressed the need to sustain the community, youth and cultural funding program in 2025.
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Northwest Arterial Road project looking for feedback

Northwest Arterial Road project looking for feedback

There is still time to provide feedback on the Northwest Arterial Road project.
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Major changes to city council will be recommended

Major changes to city council will be recommended

The council composition review committee’s final recommendation is a ward and at-large hybrid model, with dramatically redrawn ward boundaries, two councilors representing each of the four wards, and two at-large councillors.
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Mayor addresses the state of the city

Mayor addresses the state of the city

Mayor Ken Boshcoff’s state of the city address highlights a successful 2024.
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City officials welcome HART Hub

City officials welcome HART Hub

As a housing provider, the Thunder Bay DSSAB will have a major part to play in addressing homelessness through the city's new Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hub.
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Mayor's State of the City address to focus on economic growth

Mayor's State of the City address to focus on economic growth

Mayor Ken Boshcoff to make his State of the City address at the first city council meeting of the new year.
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