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Thunder Bay, Ont., families seek accountability as tenants at seniors' building urged to leave

August 4, 2026

Amid ongoing concerns over unpaid bills, fire code violations and possible evictions, Thunder Bay, Ont., city councillors are expected to meet this week to discuss what — if anything — the city can do to help tenants at a privately-owned seniors' building in town. Here's what's happening at the south-side building and why families are demanding answers.

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