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Chamber has fruitful conversation with police chief

Chamber has fruitful conversation with police chief

Chamber of Commerce president says round table discussion between the business community and police was productive.
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Thunder Bay DSSAB could be looking at 10% budget increase

Thunder Bay DSSAB could be looking at 10% budget increase

Thunder Bay District Service Administrative Board's asked administration to lower the proposed 6.3 per cent municipal levy increase.
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Commissioner of Growth to sit on NOMA board

Commissioner of Growth to sit on NOMA board

City Council approves Kerri Marshall, commissioner of Growth, to sit on the Northern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) board.
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Local MPPs say they will advocate for city homelessness funding

Local MPPs say they will advocate for city homelessness funding

Local MPPs on both sides of the aisle say they will advocate for the city to help fund its homelessness action plan.
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Postal workers delivering cheques despite strike

Postal workers delivering cheques despite strike

Postal workers nationwide will deliver government cheques on Wednesday, despite being on strike.
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Collin: confident that temporary village funding will come through

Collin: confident that temporary village funding will come through

City Manager Jon Collin responds to Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP Marcus Powlowski’s Op-Ed shelter village sites.
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Council votes down funding for waterfront committee

Council votes down funding for waterfront committee

Council has decided not to grant $150,000 in funding to the Waterfront development committee.
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City councillor charged with assault

City councillor charged with assault

During Monday’s Committee of a Whole meeting, Coun. Trevor Giertuga disclosed that he is facing an assault charge after an incident involving his brother.
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FWFN opposes Kakabeka generating station redevelopment

FWFN opposes Kakabeka generating station redevelopment

Fort William First Nation announces it opposes OPG’s redevelopment of the Kakabeka Falls Generating Station because of lack of consultation and disregard for the archaeological importance of the site.
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New library programming ready to launch in 2025

New library programming ready to launch in 2025

The Thunder Bay Public Library is looking to introduce some innovative changes.
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