Thunder Bay’s North Core Comes Alive with Public Art
This fall, Thunder Bay’s north core is transforming into an outdoor gallery as new public art installations take shape along Red River Road. The artworks,…
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“Strengthening Community-Based Seniors’ Services in Northern Ontario”: An Ideas Exchange Session Date: Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Venue: The Valhalla…
Building Hope: Women in Trades Lead Community Recovery
In the wake of the pandemic, communities everywhere have been searching for new ways to rebuild resilience and create meaningful opportunities for those most affected…
Teddy Bear Picnic Offers Comfort, Connection, and Community for Thunder Bay Families
Hundreds of children and their families gathered at Fort William Gardens this week for one of Thunder Bay’s most treasured traditions: the annual Teddy Bear…
A Garden Grows on Simpson Street—and So Does Community
On a bright Tuesday afternoon, the corner of 433 and 435 Simpson Street came alive with the sounds of sizzling BBQ, laughter, and the hum…
Collaborative Funding Partnership Restores Vital Street Outreach Program in Thunder Bay
The return of the SOS (Street Outreach Services) Program marks an important step forward in supporting individuals experiencing homelessness in Thunder Bay. Relaunched as of…
Indigenous Friendship Centre Advances Renovation of Former Bank for Community Programming
The Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre (IFC) is moving forward with the transformation of a well-known downtown landmark. The former Bank of Montreal building, located…