Keeping Thunder Bay Clean, Green & Beautiful is up to all of us. We invite you to get involved! Clean, green & beautiful cities attract visitors, workers and investment while allowing us to live, work and play in well-maintained, safe and pleasant surroundings.

Making change in our community

The Clean, Green & Beautiful Committee works to enhance our city by fostering public art, beautification, heritage and environmental greening initiatives.

Clean, Green & Beautiful Awards

The Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee has partnered with the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce to present the Clean, Green and Beautiful Award. The Award is presented to a business or organization enriching the life of the community through a combination of public art, beautification, heritage, greening and environmental preservation. Look for the Clean, Green & Beautiful Award presented as part of the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce's Business Excellence Awards.

Watch videos and read summaries of past Clean, Green and Beautiful award winners.

Urban beautification

Through a partnership between the Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee and the City’s Planning Division, an Urban Design study was completed in 2012. The City now has two documents, the Urban Design Guidelines and the Image Route Guidelines, that guide the design of private and public lands improving the quality of our City's built environment. 

View the Image Route Visions
The Image Route Guidelines identify key streets in our city called "image routes" and describe ways that we can enhance these routes.

View the image route visions:

School grants

The City's Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee awards grants to secondary schools for greening and beautification projects. Learn more about our Green and Beautiful School Grants program.

Resources

Helpful links
 Use the resource links below to help our city become cleaner, greener and more beautiful.

Working together for a clean, green and beautiful Thunder Bay

Photo Gallery: Clean, Green & Beautiful Photo Gallery will appear here on the public site.

 

If you require a PDF in an accessible format, contact our Municipal Accessibility Specialist.

 

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