It was a rather small turnout for a public session to discuss options for the open field behind the North Bay Museum. Just a handful of people showed up in person to check out plans for the City’s next round of waterfront development.

On Thursday, residents were invited to share their ideas for the space at the first in-person public input session at the Capitol Centre Spotlight Lounge.

Megan Rochefort is one of the City of North Bay’s project managers on this endeavor. Rochefort says while Thursday’s turnout was small, public engagement through a city-run online survey has been significant.

“Although it (the online survey) is still open, we have had 1300 responses, and we have been enjoying the feedback we have been getting. There also have been multiple opportunities to give fe

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