Kinross said its latest results continue to support its view of a high-grade, world-class deposit that underpins the prospect of a large, long-life mining complex.

TCHC plans to implement a series of retrofits at its building on 840 Eglinton Avenue West to reduce energy use by 70 percent and reduce carbon intensity by 85 percent.

At more than $31 million, one project calls for the relocation of the Thunder Bay Art Gallery to the shore of Lake Superior on Thunder Bay's waterfront.

With a net-zero carbon output and universally accessible design, the Scanlon Creek Nature Centre will serve as a community hub where residents can access nature and environmental programming to learn about climate change and inspire action.

Funding of $14 million will supplement an investment of $16 million from the port authority, and will see the construction of new operations infrastructure.