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Article content Councillors voted in favour of the city’s 2021 operating budget of $167.3 million at a final meeting of council’s estimates committee on Monday. That translates into a tax increase of $93.76, or 2.86 per cent, for the average residential taxpayer with a home with an assessed value of $284,000. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Estimates committee backs city's $167.3-million operating budget for 2021 Back to video The average multi-residential tax increase stands at 2.59 per cent; the average commercial tax increase is 0.68 per ...

Article content A third meeting was held Monday to discuss the city’s 2021 $167.8-million operating budget. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City councillors to consider hiring new municipal workers Back to video Councillors have put off dealing with a list of “unmet needs,” most of which are new hires, until their meeting on March 8. There are 13 unmet needs, with a net municipal cost of just over $1 million for 2021 and an ongoing annual cost of $1.58 million. Among the requests are:  • A full-time systems engineer for information ...

Thunder Bay, ON, Canada / Country 105 | Thunder Bay's Country Dec 21, 2020 11:13 PM The union representing city fire fighters is making their voice heard on the City’s Strategic Master Fire Plan. President Dennis Brescacin and Secretary Darren Smallwood of the Thunder Bay Professional Fire Fighters Association (IAFF Local 193) spoke to council Monday night, urging them to hold off on moving forward with the plan presented last week. The individuals brought forward the IAFF’s GIS Report, which notes there would be a service level reduction if council directs administration to proceed with...