SUHL finals open with Game 1 on today’s schedule
In a packed program the SUHL finals begin with Game 1 set for the day, highlighting a sports duel while a classical music act appears at the Auditorium in front-row seating.
19 Apr 2025
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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 2025
Page
1
In a packed program the SUHL finals begin with Game 1 set for the day, highlighting a sports duel while a classical music act appears at the Auditorium in front-row seating.
Election season events bring candidates to public forums for direct interaction. Local organizers host sessions inviting residents to hear platforms, ask questions, and evaluate proposals in an informal setting across multiple venues.
The Thunder Bay Public Library will host a candidates meet and greet at Waverley Library on Wednesday from 5 30 to 7 p m. Voters in Thunder Bay Rainy River and Thunder Bay Superior North can meet invited candidates learn party platforms ask questions and have one on one conversations ahead of the April 28 election.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilierre pledged to repeal a Liberal environmental policy on plastics as campaigns push through the first four days of advance voting. Poilierre and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh stayed in Quebec for announcements while Liberal Leader Mark Carney campaigned in Niagara Falls citing U S tariffs and a reshaped Canada U S relationship.
CRA confirms Oliver Paipoonge Shuniah OConnor Gillies Neebing and Fort William First Nation fall inside the Thunder Bay CMA so they are ineligible for the rural supplement. The agency says 2024 review found ineligible recipients must repay or offset the amount.
Vulnerable members of the Neskantaga First Nation are being evacuated to Thunder Bay after flooding forced the closure of the community hospital. About 181 people are expected to be relocated for medical care, with nurses remaining in the community to provide emergency services as officials work to restart the nursing station. The evacuees arrived midweek, and the timeline depends on when the facility can reopen. The emergency group, Indigenous Services Canada, and local authorities are coordinating to support the relocated residents and resume full health services.
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