Thunder Bay shelter village plan faces South Core concerns
City council approved an 80 unit temporary shelter village at Ram River Heritage Park costing 5.5 million as part of homelessness efforts. Aldo Roberto of Fort William BIA urges stricter rules, oversight, and integrated treatment, warning that low barrier policy risks not addressing underlying addictions. Construction starts July with phased move in next October.
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Province moves to standardize councillor conduct code
Ontario proposes Municipal Accountability Act to enforce a standard code for municipal politicians. In Thunder Bay district Shuniah and Neebing have long used their own rules. The act would allow removal for serious violations with integrity commission guidance and council unanimity, starting next year.
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Thunder Bay tariff response fund opens for small businesses
Businesses impacted by U.S. tariffs can apply for a new Small Business Tariff Response Fund created through a partnership between the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce and the Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission. The program offers short-term support to small and medium sized for profit firms to help them transition operations and diversify markets.
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