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Hike for Hospice supports palliative care in the area - Vimarsana News

Hike for Hospice supports palliative care in the area

Every walker was given a flower to cast on the water in memory of a loved one they have lost, if they would like.

Short of DTR, Dawson Road safety options limited: report - Vimarsana News

Short of DTR, Dawson Road safety options limited: report

A city report found collisions on Dawson Road are below the provincial average, and suggested few potential safety improvements.

Traffic lights to be removed at Donald and Vickers intersection - Vimarsana News

Traffic lights to be removed at Donald and Vickers intersection

Traffic lights have already been removed and replaced with a four-way stop at the intersection of Brown Street and Frederica Street due to low traffic volumes

City Ponders Red Light Cameras - Vimarsana News

City Ponders Red Light Cameras

The city wants your feedback as they consider whether to install the cameras. Thunder Bay Police support installing red light cameras in the city to improve safety and prevent serious collisions. City officials also believe they could make our roads safer. “In Ontario, many serious traffic accidents involve right-angle collisions, where a vehicle running a red light hits the side of a vehicle that has entered the intersection properly on a green light—a ‘t-bone’ accident,” said David Binch, Traffic Technologist, Infrastructure and Operations. “Cities that have installed red light ...

Council okays traffic light removal - Vimarsana News

Council okays traffic light removal

THUNDER BAY – Thunder Bay’s city council has voted to remove traffic lights at the intersections of Frederica Street at Brown Street and Donald Street at Vickers Street. Both locations have long failed to meet provincial standards setting out when traffic signals are recommended, city staff reported Monday. The lights are expected to be replaced with four-way stops. The city will follow procedures for public notice and consider feedback from nearby residents before proceeding. The city conducted traffic signal reviews for the intersection at Frederica and Brown four times between 2006 and...