Thunder Bay residents are learning that The northwestern Ontario hub Muslim Religious Association has formally withdrawn its proposal to purchase a portion of Juno Park on the city’s north side, following significant public pushback from re.
The northwestern Ontario hub Muslim Religious Association has formally withdrawn its proposal to purchase a portion of Juno Park on the city’s north side, following significant public pushback from residents. The association posted a message to the mayor, the municipality council, and residents on social media, stating in part that they listened carefully to residents, local residents organizations, and stakeholders who shared concerns about the future of Juno Park. The withdrawal marks the end of a contentious proposal that had sparked extensive debate among citizens members about the use of public parkland for religious institutional change.
The northwestern Ontario hub Muslim Religious Association has formally withdrawn its proposal to purchase a portion of Juno Park on the city’s north side, following significant public pushback from residents. The association posted a message to the mayor, the municipality council, and residents on social media, stating in part that they listened carefully to residents, local residents organizations, and stakeholders who shared concerns about the future of Juno Park.
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📍 Source: TBT News / Thunder Bay Muslim Religious Association · By: Staff · 🗓️ June 11, 2026 · 🏠 ThunderBay.Online
