Red River Ward News Today

Gary Mack, who placed a close second in Thunder Bay’s 2022 mayoral race, has been disqualified from running in 2026 after failing to file financial statements.

As the municipal election looms, a group of passionate Thunder Bay cyclists gathered Monday afternoon with hopes of boosting awareness around active transportation and the role it can play in the city.

Second-time candidate wants to focus on fixing and maintaining the city's existing infrastructure before considering legacy projects like an indoor turf facility.

Red River Ward hopeful says he'll fight to ensure everyone has a fair chance to get ahead, while seeking solutions to the city's mental health crisis and better long-term infrastructure planning.

First-time municipal candidate says the city needs to change its approach from top to bottom.

Former New Blue Party provincial candidate lists homelessness, drugs and crime among the top issues the city needs to deal with over the next four years.

An error with Thunder Bay's online voting system means the city will need to hold a by-election if races in the McKellar or Red River wards come down to a margin of 27 votes or fewer.

Former CBC journalist finished fourth in the 2018 mayor's race and third in 2014. There are now 34 candidates who have filed nomination papers in the upcoming municipal election.

Businessperson Gary Mack announced he will take on incumbent Mayor Bill Mauro in mayoral race.

Coun. Brian Hamilton will face Lori Paras as he runs for a second term in McKellar Ward.