North-side library branch set for major changes in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay Public Library will transform the lower level of Waverley library into a children’s space with play areas social zones and expanded children’s books and programming rooms as Anishinabek Employment and Training Services vacate both Waverley and Brodie sites. Richard Togman notes 2024 saw 10,000 more children attend programs than in 2018.
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Thunder Bay residents feel safe though trust in police dips
A citizen satisfaction survey by Zencity, presented to the Thunder Bay Police Service Board, shows most residents feel safe in Thunder Bay. But trust is lower among Indigenous people and younger adults, with 52 percent finding officers at least reasonably approachable and seven percent not approachable at all.
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Nipigon column previews ice water rescue and spill cleanup training
Training for emergencies in ice water rescue and chemical spill cleanup underway. Includes on and under ice techniques. See more details in Nipigon column on page A3.
Shoreline restoration plan offered to Thunder Bay landowners
LRCA reports funding for professional shoreline consultations for ten eligible private landowners to restore shorelines to a natural state with on-site consultation a planting plan and about 100 native plants. Open house on March 25 will outline how to apply and attend virtually.
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