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THUNDER BAY — Construction along Court Street is moving north to the intersection with Red River Road.
While the intersection and parts of Court Street remain inaccessible by vehicular traffic, businesses along the stretch are still accessible by foot. The city is also taking the opportunity to install new sidewalks and public spaces for an "enhanced pedestrian experience." The Waterfront District BIA, representing dozens of downtown businesses, urged residents to continue visiting those impacted by the work.
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