Current River Ward News Today

This would pressure or perhaps even shame the province and possibly the federal government into providing proper support.

Thunder Bay’s city council adjusted an earlier decision, leaving an outdoor rink at John Kusznier Park off a list of cuts.

Thunder Bay City Council lowered the projected 2024 tax levy increase slightly on Monday, amid warnings that some tough decisions may need to be made.

A vote to reduce Thunder Bay’s commercial and large industrial tax ratios continues a years-long shift of the municipal tax burden onto local homeowners.

The City of Thunder Bay's council has passed the 2023 budget. The 4.4 per cent tax levy is lower than what was originally proposed, but work is already underway to prevent a similar tax hike next year. That means more cuts lay ahead.

Andy Wolff's is running in Current River for the fourth time, looking to unseat long-time council veteran Andrew Foulds.

Northwood councillor Shelby Ch’ng won’t run for mayor in 2022, but is weighing an at-large run.

Beaches at Boulevard Lake and Chippewa Park will no longer be considered "impaired" after improvements in water quality.

Pledge would commit city to test electric buses by 2025, develop roadmap by 2030 to make municipal buildings carbon neutral.

Thunder Bay Fire Rescue reported no injuries in a fire at a Current River area home Friday night. (Doug Diaczuk, tbnewswatch.com/FILE). THUNDER BAY – Responders extinguished a refrigerator fire in the basement of a Current River Ward home Friday night, with no injuries reported. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue was called to a possible structure fire at the 200s block of Egan Street just after 9 p.m. Friday. Responders from four fire trucks initially on scene encountered smoke in a basement apartment...