CEDC gives $41,500 to the Waterfront District StrEATery program

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THUNDER BAY — Revenue from the city's Municipal Accommodation Tax is being used to support the StrEATery, the seasonal program overseen by the Waterfront District Business Improvement Area in the downtown north core.

Waterfront BIA board spokesperson Peter White said the partnership is critical for the revitalization, growth and productivity of the waterfront district.

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