Vickers Park News Today

The survey for the multi-year accessibility plan renewal is available on the city's Get Involved web page

Over 100 people in orange shirts participated in a walk to Vickers Park, passing by the St. Joseph's Indian Residential School memorial site, to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Residents will have to wait a few more months to enjoy a new accessible playground at Vickers Park.

If you went down to Vickers Park in Thunder Bay today, you likely ran into a couple bears. TEDDY bears, that is! The city's annual Teddy Bears Picnic made a return after a three-year hiatus.

Thousands turned out to Vickers Park on Tuesday to celebrate as a community.

The more than 40-year-old tradition of the Teddy Bears Picnic returns to Vickers Park on Tuesday.

From Super Mario Bros. and Encanto to Back to the Future and Grease, there's a little something for everyone on the city's list.

Vickers Park will serve as Thunder Bay's second inclusive play hub when its playground is rebuilt with a focus on accessibility later this year.

Dozens of historical plaques in Ontario are to be reviewed for political correctness and current accuracy

Some residents in the McVicar Creek area are asking the City of Thunder Bay to evict homeless campers from city parks, citing nuisance concerns.