Thunder Bay Considers Two Options for City Hall Reform
The Thunder Bay council composition committee proposes two paths for 2026. One option keeps ten councillors with eight wards and two at large, four large wards, or an all at large system with ten seats. Public input via a phased October survey begins Oct 7 and continues through November with in person meetings and pop ups at local venues.
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Thunder Bay
Rebecca Johnson
Johnson
Power
Thunder Bay Public Library
Thunderwolves
City of
Sioux Lookout sharpens plan for sports tourism upgrades
Deloitte leads the Tourism Diversification Infrastructure Enhancement Study for Sioux Lookout to identify investments attracting visitors and new residents, strengthen the labour force, and enhance community vitality. The plan includes upgrades to Cedar Bay and Memorial arenas, trail systems, hotel capacity analysis, and a community pool study, funded by FedNor and Destination Northern Ontario.
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Deloitte Consulting
Sioux Lookout
Jennifer Esposito
Cedar Bay
Third Avenue
Rial Arena
Esposito
Federal Economic Development Agency For Northern
Ontario
Fed- Nor
Northern Ontario
Indigenous led nature based climate solutions urged by ABPA
Jason Rasevych of the Anishnawbe Business Professional Association urged Ottawa to commit at least 1 billion of Indigenous loan guarantee funding to Indigenous led nature based climate solutions. The group calls for collaboration with communities and expanded Indigenous Protected Conservation Areas to boost private investment and sustainable change.
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Jason Rasevych
Anishnawbe Business Professional Association
Ontario
Rasevych
Canada
Raseyvich
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