Facebook Twitter Youtube
  • Home
  • News
    • Thunder Bay News – Local News & Headlines | NetNewsLedger
    • Northern Ontario Regional News: Breaking Updates
    • Canada National News – News and Headlines | Netnewsledger
    • International News
  • Indigenous
    • Indigenous Business
    • Thunder Bay Indigenous News – Local News and Updates
    • Northern Ontario Indigenous News – Updates and Analysis
    • Canadian Indigenous News – News Updates and Analysis
    • International Indigenous
  • Weather
    • Climate News and Updates
    • Thunder Bay Weather – Forecasts and Alerts
    • Northern Ontario Weather – Forecasts and alerts
    • Canadian National Weather – Forecasts and Alerts
  • Sports
    • Local Sports
    • Regional Sports
    • National Sports
    • International Sports
  • Living & Lifestyle | Wellness, Home Resilience & Modern Living | NetNewsLedger
    • Thunder Bay Health News | Northwestern Ontario Medical Updates & Wellness
    • Entertainment News | Movies, Music & Celebrity Updates | NetNewsLedger
    • Technology News, AI, Cybersecurity and Digital Innovation | NetNewsLedger
    • Legal News – Information and Analysis – Netnewsledger
    • Thunder Bay, gas prices, fuel costs
    • Jooble – Jobs Thunder Bay
  • Politics
    • Thunder Bay Political News – Updates and Analysis
    • Northern Ontario Regional Politics | NOMA News & Indigenous Governance
    • Canadian National Politics | Federal News & Ottawa Policy Updates | NetNewsLedger
    • International Politics
  • Mining
    • International Mining
    • National Mining
    • Northern Ontario Mining News – Reports and Analysis
  • Business
    • Thunder Bay Business News – Local News and Updates
    • Northwestern Ontario Business News – Reports and Updates
    • Canadian Business News | National Economy & Federal Finance Updates | NetNewsLedger
    • International Business
Search
  • NetNewsLedger – Statement of Journalistic Standards
  • NetNewsLedger Policy on Legal Cases
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Land Acknowledgement
Sign in
Welcome! Log into your account
Forgot your password? Get help
Privacy
Password recovery
Recover your password
A password will be e-mailed to you.
NetNewsLedger NetNewsLedger
Advertisement
NetNewsLedger NetNewsLedger
  • Home
  • News
    • Thunder Bay News – Local News & Headlines | NetNewsLedger
    • Northern Ontario Regional News: Breaking Updates
    • Canada National News – News and Headlines | Netnewsledger
    • International News
  • Indigenous
    • Indigenous Business
    • Thunder Bay Indigenous News – Local News and Updates
    • Northern Ontario Indigenous News – Updates and Analysis
    • Canadian Indigenous News – News Updates and Analysis
    • International Indigenous
  • Weather
    • Climate News and Updates
    • Thunder Bay Weather – Forecasts and Alerts
    • Northern Ontario Weather – Forecasts and alerts
    • Canadian National Weather – Forecasts and Alerts
  • Sports
    • Local Sports
    • Regional Sports
    • National Sports
    • International Sports
  • Living & Lifestyle | Wellness, Home Resilience & Modern Living | NetNewsLedger
    • Thunder Bay Health News | Northwestern Ontario Medical Updates & Wellness
    • Entertainment News | Movies, Music & Celebrity Updates | NetNewsLedger
    • Technology News, AI, Cybersecurity and Digital Innovation | NetNewsLedger
    • Legal News – Information and Analysis – Netnewsledger
    • Thunder Bay, gas prices, fuel costs
    • Jooble – Jobs Thunder Bay
  • Politics
    • Thunder Bay Political News – Updates and Analysis
    • Northern Ontario Regional Politics | NOMA News & Indigenous Governance
    • Canadian National Politics | Federal News & Ottawa Policy Updates | NetNewsLedger
    • International Politics
  • Mining
    • International Mining
    • National Mining
    • Northern Ontario Mining News – Reports and Analysis
  • Business
    • Thunder Bay Business News – Local News and Updates
    • Northwestern Ontario Business News – Reports and Updates
    • Canadian Business News | National Economy & Federal Finance Updates | NetNewsLedger
    • International Business
Facebook Twitter Youtube
Home Politics Thunder Bay Political News - Updates and Analysis City Launches ‘What Makes Thunder Bay Great’ Storytelling Contest — Residents Invited...
  • Politics
  • Thunder Bay Political News - Updates and Analysis

City Launches ‘What Makes Thunder Bay Great’ Storytelling Contest — Residents Invited to Share

By
NNL Digital News Update
-
May 2, 2025
Thunder Bay Waterfront Park with ice in boat docks
Thunder Bay Waterfront Park with ice in boat docks

THUNDER BAY — May 1, 2025 — What makes Thunder Bay great? That’s the question the City is asking residents as it kicks off a new community storytelling contest designed to capture the heart of local pride, identity, and forward-thinking optimism.

Open to individuals and groups of all ages, the initiative invites participants to submit short written reflections on why they love Thunder Bay today and what gives it promise for tomorrow. Submissions could be selected for inclusion in the City’s Smart Growth Action Plan, featured on city platforms, or used in promotional campaigns down the road.

“We know Thunder Bay has incredible stories of pride and possibility,” said City Manager John Collin. “This campaign is about capturing those stories and celebrating the spirit of our community as we plan for Smart Growth and a strong future.”


How to Enter

Participants can share their story — up to 250 words — through one of three ways:

  • Online at thunderbay.ca/getinvolved

  • By email to great@thunderbay.ca

  • In person at City Hall

Youth entries must be submitted by a parent or guardian. All entries will be entered into a prize draw, with three age categories:

  • Children & Youth (17 and under)

  • Young Adult/Student (18–25)

  • Adult (26 and older)

One Grand Prize Winner will have their full story published in the Smart Growth Action Plan and will receive the Ultimate City of Thunder Bay Prize Pack, featuring local experiences and City program passes.

The deadline to enter is June 1, 2025.


Smart Growth Strategy at the Core

This campaign is part of Thunder Bay’s broader Smart Growth engagement strategy — a citywide effort to gather community input on how to shape a sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous future.

“These stories help us understand what matters most to residents,” said Collin. “And they inspire the kind of city we want to build together.”


For full details or to share your story, visit thunderbay.ca/getinvolved.

  • TAGS
  • city of thunder bay
  • civic engagement
  • community pride
  • John Collin
  • Local politics
  • Smart Growth
  • storytelling contest
  • Thunder Bay
  • youth engagement
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Linkedin
    Previous articleCivic Watch: Thunder Bay City Council Meets Monday — Tariffs, Theatre, Waste Strategy Among Key Topics
    Next articleMP-Elect Damien Kurek to Step Aside for Poilievre in Battle River—Crowfoot By-Election
    NNL Digital News Update
    NNL Digital News Update

    RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR

    Heat Warning

    City and Community Partners Expand Supports During Thunder Bay Heat Warning

    Racism Hurts Thunder Bay

    Racism and Reputation Are Holding Thunder Bay Back — Facing Both Is Essential to the City’s Future

    Ongoing repairs to streets across Thunder Bay are continuing.

    Thunder Bay – Lanes to be Reduced on Arthur Street for Line Painting

    Local Politics Campaign 2026

    Voting for Mayor—Candidates Biography/Platform: Moe Comuzzi

    A traffic garden is a miniature, child-sized version of real roads and intersections, designed to teach children and families about road safety

    EcoSuperior marks Ontario Bike Month at Thunder Bay’s first traffic garden

    How Do Equipment Failures Cause Construction Accidents?

    Thunder Bay outlines May road work, closures and infrastructure upgrades across the city

    netnewsledger
    Website developed by Sencia Canada Ltd.
    Contact us: newsroom@netnewsledger.com
    FOLLOW US
    Facebook Twitter Youtube
    © Copyright © 2007 - 2026 NetNewsledger.com. All Rights Reserved.
    MORE STORIES

    Thunder Bay weather for July 19, 2026: Widespread wildfire smoke, an...

    NetNewsLedger Weather Desk - July 19, 2026 0
    July 19 2026: Northwestern Ontario is beginning Sunday under warm, humid conditions, with temperatures expected to climb to around 30°C or 31°C this afternoon

    Northwestern Ontario weather July 19, 2026: Detailed three-day forecasts for Dryden,...

    NetNewsLedger Weather Desk - July 19, 2026 0

    Northwest Wildfire Update: 137 Active Fires as Eight New Blazes Confirmed

    NNL Digital News Update - July 19, 2026 0
    Waterbomber Ontario

    Northeast Wildfire Update: 54 Active Fires, New Blaze Near Missanabie

    NNL Digital News Update - July 19, 2026 0