Body found in motel on Christmas Eve raises city's homicide tally to 15, while the Christmas Cheer Fund experiences an increase in applications for holiday hampers and council directs city staff to look into new indoor turf facility proposal.
THUNDER BAY — TBNewswatch is taking a look back at the top stories, month-by-month, of 2022. Here are 10 of the stories that made headlines in December:
3. User groups in Thunder Bay continued their vocal push for a new indoor turf facility in Thunder Bay, presenting their vision for a new building near the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium and Canada Games Complex. In their presentation to city council, Soccer Northwest officials said that project's price tag is estimated around $20 million, less than half of the cost for the proposed Chapples Park facility.
6. The public discourse around whether the city should implement a designated truck route heated up again after a transport went off Dawson Road and ended up in the backyard of a Pine Grove Place home. Nobody was injured, but the vehicle came to rest a short distance away from the home and in an area that would be used as a patio in the summer. The driver of the transport was charged with a red light violation.
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