Youth charged with murder in Pi kambikum death
Police say 17-year-old youth has been arrested and charged with second degree murder in the investigation of a suspicious death in Pikangikum First Nation near Airport Road on March 27. The accused is in custody and due in court later this month as OPP forensic teams continue the probe.
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Pikangikum First Nation
Ontario
Pikangikum
Airport Road
Douglas Turtle
Turtle
OPP
OPP North West Region Crime Unit
OPP Forensic Identification Services Unit
Thunder Bay
Donald St. E
Toronto
Federal Franklin Opens International Shipping To Thunder Bay
The MV Federal Franklin crossed the breakwater at 9 25 p m on April 1 as the first oceangoing vessel, a sabie, to reach Thunder Bay port earning the crew the top hat honour for a second year. Capt Rohit Khosla and chief engineer Sardar Kasmeet Singh led the ship which docks at Richardson Elevator to load Canadian canola for Vera Cruz Mexico. Port CEO Chris Heikkinen notes likely strong grain and potash demand and warns tariffs could affect future cargoes while Keefer Terminal eyes inbound steel business and the port remains a global hub for Western Canada shipments.
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Thunder Bay
Rohit Khosla
Sardar Kasmeet Singh
Chris Heikkinen
Heikkinen
Keefer Terminal
U.S
Canada
Europe
Middle East
North Africa
South America
Richardson Elevator Main Ter
Federal
Franklin
Richardson Elevator
NorWest preps clients for loss of consumption site closure
Lawson cites ongoing talks with clients about options as consumption and treatment services end. RAAM clinic and health education on naloxone safe use and buddy systems are emphasized. NorWest partners with PACE to temporary HART Hub housing at Victoria Ave until June with $6.3 million annual funding for three years to shift operations. A mobile drug analyzer unit funded by Health Canada aims to test substances citywide within a month.
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Lawson
Lifeguard
NorWest
Empowerment
PACE
HART
Victoria Avenue
Thunder Bay
Health Canada
Emergency Treatment Fund
Conservative housing plan and crime focus for Thunder Bay candidate
Bob Herman, Conservative candidate, told the Thunder Bay Executives Association that scrapping GST on homes up to 1.3 million and speeding permit processes can boost housing. He linked rising violent crime to illegal guns from the United States and urged changes to bail reforms and harsher penalties for fentanyl traders, noting the Ring of Fire project would affect Thunder Bay and nearby areas.
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Thunder Bay-Superior North
Bob Herman
Thunder Bay Executives Association
Herman
Chronicle-Journal
Thunder Bay
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Kasmeet Singh
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Veracruz
Mexico
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NorWest Community Health Centre
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