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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 2025
Page
3
Greenstone council will hear a June report on renaming Indian Road in Longlac ward. Mayor Jamie McPherson says a new culturally sensitive name should be chosen by year end after consultation with Indigenous communities including Long Lake No. 58 and Ginoogaming First Nations.
No arrests have been made after a string of violent events at the TBDSSAB McIvor Court complex in Thunder Bay. A January homicide on the sixth floor left residents concerned while a March case saw an assault with a weapon charged. Residents held a safety rally urging board action as CEO Ken Ranta noted security upgrades.
Di Gregorio warns labour costs dominate project expenses as no tradespeople or workers are available. He notes immigration flows to major cities, few permits and scant new homes. He urges high school trades programs to restore interest, comparing carpenters earnings favorably with lawyers.
The plan will bring primary care teams to about 300000 people by area, including those on waiting lists. Rainy River and Algoma districts are included in the first round while Thunder Bay is not. Submissions are due by May 2, overseen by ex federal health minister Jane Philpott.
Mayor Andrew Hallikas says he has mixed feelings about the Ontario governments strong mayor powers plan. He notes concerns democracy could weaken even as 169 municipalities including Fort Frances gain new powers such as appointing a CAO and veto rights on bylaws. He favors more funding over expanded executive powers and favors working with council to deliver housing and infrastructure.
Thunder Bay police pursued a stolen pickup in Kam River Heritage Park area but did not follow. The vehicle was later found after it struck two parked cars. A 31 year old woman, suspected driver, was arrested and charged with possession of stolen property obstructing police dangerous operation of a vehicle and breach of probation. She remains in custody with a future court date.
Ontario Provincial Police northern detachment responded to the airport on a Saturday for a woman suspected of possessing drugs. A search found cocaine, oxycodone pills and hydromorphone. The 42 year old from North Caribou Lake First Nation is charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking. She remains in custody and will appear in court later this week. Police also note winter break ins at several camps near Bolduc Lake Road and remind cottage owners to secure properties. Gun owners may face charges if firearms arenot secured. Dog Lake is near Thunder Bay. Insurance brokers advise adding camps to homeowner policies. Information can be given to Thunder Bay OPP or Crime Stoppers.
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