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Council approved $1.46 million to rehabilitate vacant and dilapidated buildings across Thunder Bay and restored $55,000 in annual funding to the McKellar Mall Reserve Fund that had been cut in 2025. The city also greenlit a 41-lot residential subdivision on rural land near Lot 16 CON 3 SKR with environmental protections and buffer zones, renamed Current River Arena to Itec Community Arena under a 10-year naming rights deal, and set advocacy priorities for requesting provincial and federal funding that include affordable housing, bridge construction, and ongoing efforts to address homelessness and the opioid crisis.
Council approved $60,000 in hotel tax funding for the Southcore Roar Festival downtown, including $40,000 for the event itself and $20,000 for permanent water barricades the city will retain for future use.
Council approved funding applications for sports facility upgrades at the Canada Games Complex, with the city committing to cover any costs that provincial and federal grants don't fully fund. The meeting also saw council approve updated parking enforcement rules and remove a planning restriction on a property at 2019 Almira Avenue to allow development.