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The City is delivering on a major commitment to support growth and investment in Thunder Bay, by simplifying and improving the development process with the launch of the Build Thunder Bay “One Stop Development Shop”.

The concept of the One Stop Development Shop is to make the development process simpler and easier, by bringing development-related services that were previously spread across several divisions together.

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Due to yesterday’s storm, Chippewa Park is currently experiencing a power outage affecting the amusement rides and Pavilion. The rides are temporarily closed until power is restored and safety testing can be completed.

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The City of Thunder Bay announced an exciting lineup of local and national talent for Thunder Bay’s premier summer concert series, Jun 30, 2025

JUNE 30, 2025

WHEREAS, the City of Thunder Bay is located on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe peoples of Fort William First Nation – Anemki Wajiw, signatory to the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850, and recognizes the enduring presence, knowledge, and cultural contributions of Indigenous Peoples, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples; and

WHEREAS, the City of Thunder Bay acknowledges the profound and ongoing impacts of colonization, forced assimilation, and systemic..

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Splash into summer at one of the many outdoor pools and supervised beaches opening today and tomorrow courtesy of the dedicated efforts of the City of Thunder Bay’s Recreation and Culture Division who are looking forward to providing another safe and fun swim season for everyone. 

“We are excited that Art Widnall Pool, Heath Park Pool and Boulevard Lake will be back in operation this summer along with Sandy Beach,” said Kim Begin, Supervisor – Aquatics, Wellness, Children and Youth.

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This year, residents and visitors alike can celebrate Canada Day at Fort William Historical Park AND Canada Day on the Waterfront at Marina Park with both locations offering complementary events. Free activities, attractions and entertainment begin at Fort William Historical Park, from 10am-5pm, with festivities running at Marina Park from 3pm-9pm.

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Beginning today, Thursday, June 19, traffic lanes will be reduced on Water Street between Fort William Road and Bay Street to allow for infrastructure and drainage improvements. This work is in preparation for asphalt resurfacing that is scheduled to start in August.

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JUNE 19, 2025

WHEREAS, Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is the most common inherited blood disorder in the world, affecting millions of people globally, including many individuals and families here in Ontario; and

WHEREAS, SCD causes red blood cells to become misshapen and break down, leading to serve pain, organ damage, and other serious health complications that impact quality of life and life expectancy; and

WHEREAS, early diagnosis through newborn screening, comprehensive care, community education,..

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Thunder Bay residents have the chance to learn more and weigh in on a new plan to grow their city.

The City of Thunder Bay is seeking input from members of the public on the new Smart Growth Action Plan it is creating in partnership with other local organizations.

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