Thunder Bay’s new city council expressed strong interest in an indoor turf proposal on Monday, while committing millions in a deal with the Community Auditorium.
THUNDER BAY – Thunder Bay’s new city council charted a possible path forward on an indoor turf facility on Monday, indicating strong interest in a Soccer Northwest Ontario proposal.
SNO says the concept could be the answer to years of fruitless debate over how to build indoor turf capacity, expressing confidence it could be built for under $20 million and run an operating surplus. City and auditorium leaders say the new arrangement will give the TBCA access to new fundraising tools like lotteries and some provincial and federal funds that aren’t open to municipalities.
However, staff acknowledged the impacts of Bill 23 will likely be felt more keenly by municipalities in Southern Ontario, and did not advise of any specific risks or increased costs to the City of Thunder Bay. “Our local food banks and emergency food providers are facing uncharted challenges as these turbulent economic conditions continue to not only exacerbate and deepen food security inequities, but these are actually impacting those who are employed.”
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