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The Victoriaville Centre is planned for demolition in 2022. (Ian Kaufman, tbnewswatch.com)
THUNDER BAY – The City of Thunder Bay is eyeing federal funding to help cover the costs of redesigning Victoria Avenue following the demolition of the Victoriaville Centre, planned for 2022.
City administration proposes to seek funding through the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative (CHCI), which offers grants of up to $250,000 for small-scale infrastructure projects that “adapt spaces and services to respond to immediate and ongoing needs arising from COVID-19.”
City council will vote on whether to approve the application on Monday.
A memo from Karen Lewis, general manager of development and emergency services, said the CHCI funding could be used to support design work and pilot projects associated with the reconstruction of Victoria Avenue.
A worldwide outage of Microsoft Teams led Thunder Bay s city council to cancel its virtual meeting Monday.
THUNDER BAY – A worldwide outage of videoconferencing software Microsoft Teams has led Thunder Bay’s city council to cancel its planned Monday night meeting.
The city announced it would call off the meeting about an hour before its scheduled start time of 6:30 p.m.
Microsoft Teams, which council has used to conduct virtual meetings during much of the COVID-19 pandemic, went down globally earlier in the afternoon, along with some other Microsoft 365 services.
The company said a recent change to its Azure Active Directory (AAD) authentication system could be to blame.
Skate park proposed for the former Dease Pool site
Potential scale and cost of Dease Park/Pool revitalization require consultation with the public, report says.
Mar 12, 2021 8:09 AM By: Gary Rinne
Dease Pool was demolished in September 2020 (TBNewswatch)
THUNDER BAY A new report from city administration recommends the City of Thunder Bay look into building a skate park at the former Dease Pool site.
The idea has come up in the past.
There was some interest in it during a public consultation process in late 2019.
At the time, city staff cautioned against installing either a skateboard plaza or a spray pad at the pool site for a variety of reasons.
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