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THUNDER BAY - A century-old grain elevator on the city’s south side will remain standing, much to the disappointment of nearby property owners. The Riverside Grain Products structure sits on the banks of the Kaministiquia River and was built more than 100 years ago. Environmental assessments and public information sessions were held in 2017 to prepare the structure for possible demolition. The property was forfeited to the provincial government in 2018 with possible demolition taking place in 2019, but a spokesperson with Infrastructure Ontario said there are no plans for demolition at this time. “When the property was forfeited to the province in 2018 (by the city) there was a different process in place,” the spokesperson said.

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