BELOW: (THUNDER BAY) A large formation of mesas on the Sibley Peninsula in Lake Superior which resembles a reclining giant has become a symbol of the city. Sibley peninsula partially encloses the waters of Thunder Bay, and dominates the view of the lake from the northern section of the city (formerly Port Arthur). The Sleeping Giant also figures on the city's coat of arms and the city flag. Learn more about THUNDER BAY and the SLEEPING GIANT here.
ABOVE: (CHINA) The Way of the Sleeping Giant- Unlike the West, which had 150-200 years to accomplish the technological and social revolution of transforming from rural to urbanized-industrial economies, China has had less than 50 years. However, a combination of traditional Chinese Values, the Maoist push, and post-Maoist political expertise has positioned the country to become the next global superpower. Continue reading article here...
In December 2015, a delegation from Thunder Bay and First Nation Communities visited Jiaozuo City, China, to further the intent of a sister cities agreement. Today Jiaozuo City has signed on as a Sister City. View the video documenting this cultural exchange and learn more about the sister cities initiatives by visiting www.thunderbay.ca/sistercities
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