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Fort William Road Case Study

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815 Fort William Road is located at the southeast corner of Mooney Avenue and Fort William Road, in the Intercity neighbourhood of Thunder Bay, Ontario, the 10th largest city in Ontario and the largest metropolitan centre in Northwestern Ontario with a population of approximately 125,000. Being in a prime location in the Intercity which has experienced moderate growth over the past few years, allows for excellent exposure to vehicular traffic along the most heavily trafficked thoroughfares in the City and makes it very easy to transport people and goods in and out of the area with Thunder Bay’s airport, port, railways and highways. The main highway through the city is Highway 11/17, a four-lane highway designated as the Thunder Bay Expressway

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