Jul 16, 2026 · 23 min · 10 segments
This week on the Minutes, host Amy Stasiewicz provides an update on summer happenings across the city, including events, construction, the upcoming Municipal Election, and the launch of Service…
Amy StasiewiczHost
Ian SpoljarichGuest
Before we welcome today's guests, I'd like to take a few minutes to share some important updates and reminders from the City of Thunder Bay.
With the municipal election taking place this October, there will be a reduced schedule of standing committee and city council meetings over the next few months.
The last regular city council meeting before the election is scheduled is on September 15th, and city council meetings will then pause until after the election.
While we're on the topic of the election, have you ever thought about running for office? This October, Thunder Bay residents will head to the polls to elect a mayor, city councillors, and school board trustees.
If you've ever considered serving your community and helping shape the future of our city, now might be the time to take the next step.
The deadline to file nomination papers and have your name appear on the ballot is August 21st.
Appointments to file nomination papers with the Office of the City Clerk can be booked online at tbayvotes.ca.
Nomination forms are available on the website or can be picked up at City Hall.
If you'd like to learn more about what's involved in running for office or find out candidate guides, you can visit tbayvotes.ca. And whether you're thinking about running for office or simply planning to vote, now is a great time to make sure your voter information is up to date.
To check if you're on the voters list or to update your information if needed, visit registertovoteon.ca. And don't forget, voting day is October 26, with opportunities for advanced voting available before election day.
Whether you choose to vote early or on October 26, make a plan to have your voice heard.
Before we welcome today's guests, I'd like to take a few minutes to share some important updates and reminders from the City of Thunder Bay.
With the municipal election taking place this October, there will be a reduced schedule of standing committee and city council meetings over the next few months.
The last regular city council meeting before the election is scheduled is on September 15th, and city council meetings will then pause until after the election.
While we're on the topic of the election, have you ever thought about running for office? This October, Thunder Bay residents will head to the polls to elect a mayor, city councillors, and school board trustees.
If you've ever considered serving your community and helping shape the future of our city, now might be the time to take the next step.
The deadline to file nomination papers and have your name appear on the ballot is August 21st.
Appointments to file nomination papers with the Office of the City Clerk can be booked online at tbayvotes.ca.
Nomination forms are available on the website or can be picked up at City Hall.
If you'd like to learn more about what's involved in running for office or find out candidate guides, you can visit tbayvotes.ca. And whether you're thinking about running for office or simply planning to vote, now is a great time to make sure your voter information is up to date.
To check if you're on the voters list or to update your information if needed, visit registertovoteon.ca. And don't forget, voting day is October 26, with opportunities for advanced voting available before election day.
Whether you choose to vote early or on October 26, make a plan to have your voice heard.
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