Month: March 2026
Sports

LOCAL STUDENTS COMPETE AT OFSAA CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN THUNDER BAY

Thunder Bay is hosting the OFSAA curling championships, with local students showcasing their athletic abilities against competitors from across the province. LOCAL TALENT ON DISPLAY Hammarskjold High Schools boys curling team has earned an opening victory at the provincial championships held in Thunder Bay. The achievement highlights the strong curling programs developed in the region. PROVINCIAL COMPETITION The OFSAA championships…

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Events

HEALTH AND WELLNESS EXPO COMING TO THUNDER BAY THIS WEEKEND

Thunder Bay residents are invited to attend the Health and Wellness Expo happening this weekend at the local convention centre. The event promises activities and information for all ages. EVENT HIGHLIGHTS The annual expo brings together local health providers, fitness professionals, and wellness practitioners under one roof. Attendees can explore exhibits, participate in demonstrations, and learn about the latest health…

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Local News

THUNDER BAY TRANSIT RESUMES SERVICE AFTER WINTER STORM

Thunder Bay Transit has returned to normal operations following a temporary suspension caused by severe winter weather conditions. The public transportation system advised passengers to expect some delays as road conditions remained challenging. RETURN TO SERVICE After suspending operations during the peak of the snowstorm, Thunder Bay Transit announced the resumption of service across all routes. The transportation authority stated…

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Government

THUNDER BAY DELEGATES DISCUSS PRIORITIES WITH PROVINCIAL LEADERS

Thunder Bay representatives traveled to Toronto to participate in the annual Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference, an important opportunity for municipal leaders to engage with provincial cabinet ministers on issues affecting rural communities. KEY ISSUES ON THE AGENDA Delegates from Thunder Bay, including Mayor Ken Boschoff, had at least nine meetings planned to discuss infrastructure needs and environmental concerns facing…

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Infrastructure

HIGHWAY 11/17 TWINNING PROJECT ADVANCES WITH NEW CONTRACT

Major progress is being made on the Highway 11/17 twinning project between Thunder Bay and Nipigon. The Ontario government has awarded a significant contract to expand the corridor from two to four lanes. 107 MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT ANNOUNCED The contract, valued at $107 million, includes $77 million in provincial funding and $30 million from the federal government. Terranorth Construction and…

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Government

THUNDER BAY CITY COUNCIL RECENT DECISIONS: WHAT RESIDENTS NEED TO KNOW

Thunder Bay city council convened recently, addressing several important matters affecting local residents. Here is a summary of the key decisions made during the meeting. ALCOHOL POLICY UPDATE APPROVED Council unanimously approved updates to the city Municipal Alcohol Policy, which serves as the guideline for alcohol service at events on municipal property including parks and recreation facilities. The policy, originally…

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Infrastructure

MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES COMING TO THUNDER BAY IN 2026

Thunder Bay residents should prepare for significant road and infrastructure improvements throughout 2026. The city has announced a substantial investment aimed at modernizing essential services and enhancing transportation networks. 55 MILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENT IN LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE The City of Thunder Bay is committing $55 million to fund crucial infrastructure projects including road rehabilitation, sidewalk replacements, sewer and watermain repairs, and…

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