No Explosives Found at Prince Arthur’s Landing

Thunder Bay Police

Police response ends after a construction crew’s discovery prompted a precautionary closure near International Taiji Park

THUNDER BAY — Thunder Bay Police Service has concluded its response at Prince Arthur’s Landing after confirming that no live explosives were present following a construction crew’s discovery Friday.

Primary Response officers were dispatched to the waterfront on the afternoon of November 6, 2026, after workers discovered possible explosives.

Police contained an area near International Taiji Park and restricted public access as a safety precaution.

The Thunder Bay Police Service Emergency Task Unit participated in the response. Members of the Ontario Provincial Police Explosive Disposal Unit also attended and provided assistance.

Police confirmed the incident has been resolved and their presence in the area has ended. They thanked the public for its patience and understanding.

Police file: TB26044740

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