Time Capsule: 2020-2070

OneCity Beer Can

Ask Sleeping Giant brewery for an empty / never used can.

A copy of Coleman Hell's Summerland Album that went Gold and was nominated for a Juno. Remains proud of the City he was born and raised in.

The cost estimate for the Indoor Turf Facility. Taxpayers should just be finished paying for it by 2070. It would give everyone a good laugh

The installation of the Rainbow and Transgender Crosswalks in August 2020

Spearheaded by Jason Veltri and Thunder Pride Association, funded by community donations, shared with North West Lines and City of Thunder Bay to install the first ever Rainbow and Transgender Crosswalks in Thunder Bay. This project shows that the city is inclusive, building on its diversity and welcoming for the 2SLGBTIQA+ communities.

A copy of the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society's annual publication, Papers & Records from 2020

Papers & Records is a peer-reviewed journal issued annually by the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society. It publishes new research and scholarship in both academic and publicly accessible formats on topics relating to all aspect of Northwestern Ontario’s diverse heritage. The journal also contains a “Records” section in which various archival collections are introduced to readers and a yearly “Recent Publications Relating to the History of Northern Ontario.” Submission guidelines are below. The original series of this journal ran from 1908 to 1928 under various titles, but was most often referred to as The Thunder Bay Historical Society Papers and Annual Reports. A special issue was published in 1967 to commemorate Canada’s Centennial, and the new series was begun in 1973, entitled Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society Papers & Records. More information can be found at: https://www.thunderbaymuseum.com/publications/papers-records/