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Council approves grant-funded van for shelter village clients

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THUNDER BAY – City manager John Collin says the $5 million council approved capital commitment to build the temporary homeless shelter village remains on track and on budget.

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Council approves grant-funded van for shelter village clients

City set to acquire grant-funded cargo van for the temporary shelter village.

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Thunder Bay council approves grant-funded van for shelter village clients

THUNDER BAY – City manager John Collin says the $5 million council approved capital commitment to build the temporary homeless shelter village remains on track and on budget. A $70,000 cargo van for the village is a separate capital project. On Tuesday, city council unanimously approved a new capital project […]

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TBNewsWatch.com broke the news in on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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