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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 2025
Page
1
A look across Science and Nature highlights distant worlds and Easter flowers. Northwest business openings align with a nuclear project, while sports coverage spans C1 to C6 featuring regional athletes. The Home column notes a handyman endorsing a trim frame approach.
Geraldton becomes a potential hub for junior exploration as Equinox Gold opens a pit at the Greenstone Mine and a $1.5 billion mill starts processing ore. Hardrock Extension Inc. president Michael Malouf says the development is strong industry news. Continued on page A3.
Dennis Cromarty High School teacher Greg Chomut joins students to unveil the 2025 Wake the Giant Music Festival lineup. The annual event has featured Metric and Arkells among past stars and hints at this year’s headline act in a page A2 announcement.
Jason Reid and about 100 farmers gathered for the Thunder Bay Soil and Crop Association conference at Fort William Historical Park. They voiced concern over U S tariffs on Canadian agriculture especially canola while noting strong cattle markets and rising input costs. Reid highlighted cautious optimism as spring approaches with more young people entering beef farming and plans to possibly expand dairy despite Canada’s quota system being debated.
In Kenora Kiiwetinoong two long term advocates vie for Parliament Hill. Tania Cameron of NDP and former Nishnaabe Aski Nation grand chief Charles Fox for Liberal challenge Conservative incumbent Eric Melillo who was elected in 2019 and 2021. Cameron is known as Potato Lady for aiding Indigenous food security and community networks. Fox cites future for his children and grandchildren. Health care mental health and affordability concerns rise among voters as federal transfers and material costs loom large.
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