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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 2025
Page
3
The article notes slower travel and fewer visitors as the Canadian dollar drops about eight cents from last year, with fears of travel and currency weakness affecting arrivals. Spry cites reduced package arrivals linked to currency, though some customers still come to Ryden's, where staff say parcels arrive without problems.
Canadian Public Health Week recognizes public health workers for upstream work that reduces disease and eases pressure on health care. Northwestern Health Unit officials note immunization, school health programs, dental and speech services, and preventive campaigns across 82,000 residents over 174000 square kilometres in Ontario. A Public Health Agency analysis cites roughly $14 saved per dollar invested in prevention.
Riverside Health Care launched the Rainy River District and Regional Specialty and Diagnostic Transportation Program this week. The shuttle runs Tue to Thu from La Verendrye General Hospital Fort Frances to Atikokan and Thunder Bay, with return trips in the afternoon. Costs are 55 dollars Fort Frances to Thunder Bay and 35 dollars Atikokan, coverage subject to weather and traffic.
Provincial guidelines urge women 40 to 74 to have a mammogram every two years with screenings available at no cost for CHIP card holders. Women 25 to 69 should have cervical screening every five years, and those 50 to 74 without family history may use a take home colon kit every two years. Call 807-684-7777 to book at Screen for Life Coach. full locations and dates at tbrhsc.net/screenforlife.
U.S. Customs spokesman says no alarm as Canadians travel less to the U.S. due to the weak loonie and tariff rhetoric. StatCon data show Canadians taking more trips to other regions while U.S. residents reduce car trips to Canada.
A 31 year old Toronto area man faces stunt driving charges after a Honda Pilot traveled at 178 km/h on Highway 11 17 near Red Rock at 9 30 p m. The driver, a Scarborough resident, was arrested with a 30 day licence suspension and the vehicle impounded for 14 days. He is to appear in Nipigon court on May 12. The charge is not proven in court.
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