The Minutes, hosted by Jeff Walters, is a weekly exploration of Thunder Bay’s Committee of the Whole and City Council meetings.Each episode features an overview...
City Council asked for a few changes to the proposed Boulevard Garden and Maintenance By-law. Danielle Thom, the Climate Action Specialist will talk about why this by-law is needed, and how it will increase biodiversity in the City. Host Jeff Walters has a rundown of what happened at City Council this week.
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Parking Changes - December 9, 2024
There are more changes coming to parking in Thunder Bay. Municipal Parking Services Supervisor Jonathan Paske explains what these changes are, and how they will impact when you pay to park across the city. Host Jeff Walters has a rundown of what happened at City Council on Monday night.
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Snowplowing - December 2, 2024
The first snowfall of the year is now on the ground, and Roads Manager Ian Spoljarich will explain how the Roads Division tackles plowing, salting and sanding throughout the winter months. As well, host Jeff Walters has a rundown of what happened at City Council on Monday night.
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Village Location - November 25, 2024
This week, City Council debated the proposed location for a temporary village. Rilee Willianen, the City's Encampment Lead, will discuss next steps for the project, after Council voted to not locate the village on Miles Street East. As well, host Jeff Walters has a rundown of what happened at City Hall.
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Crossing Guards - November 18, 2024
It will be easier for kids to cross the street at three schools in Thunder Bay, with new crossing guards being posted across the city. Crossing Guard Supervisor Michelle Reimer will talk about expanding the crossing guard program, while host Jeff Walters has a rundown of what happened at City Council.
The Minutes, hosted by Jeff Walters, is a weekly exploration of Thunder Bay’s Committee of the Whole and City Council meetings.Each episode features an overview of the latest meeting, plus engaging interviews with city staff and administration, providing detailed insights and perspectives beyond traditional news coverage.“The Minutes” is presented by the City of Thunder Bay and is not politically affiliated with individual councillors.