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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 23, 2024

Page

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Railways head to binding arbitration amid labour dispute

Canada moves to end rail stoppage as Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon asks CIRB to impose final binding arbitration on CN and CPKC. CN ends worker lockout and both carriers prepare to resume operations under current agreements while government reviews causes and aims to restore service nationwide.

Canada Ottawa Canadian National Railway Co Steven MacKinnon Canada Industrial Relations Board Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd CIRB CPEC Keith Creel MacKinnon NDP Justin Trudeau Jagmeet Singh CN & Cpec Singh Saskatchewan Scott Moe Halifax Van Couver Montreal Calgary Railway Association of Canada Moody’s Toronto Vancouver

Freezer donated to Current River Food Cupboard by jail

The Thunder Bay District Jail donated a freezer to the Current River Churches Food Cupboard. Hilary MacGillivray from the Regional Food Distribution Association helped with pickup and delivery, with June Gaw, chair, and jail chaplain Kevin Peltomaki pictured. The donation supports the cupboard’s work aiding those in need.

River Churches Thunder Bay Hilary MacGillivray Regional Food Distribution Association June Gaw Kevin Peltomaki

Thunder Bay delegation presses for Ontario funding at AMO Ottawa

City officials say the Ford government is tied to Thunder Bay needs as they push for a safe sobering site and funding for guns and gangs efforts. They cite Path 525 closure, homelessness centers, health unit support, and infrastructure projects like the Thunder Bay Expressway and Northwest Arterial, plus lithium facilities, in meetings with provincial ministers and Solicitor General Kerzner.

Thunder Bay Association of Municipalities of Ontario Ottawa Coun Kristen Oliver Ford Ontario Path 525 Oliver Michael Kerzner Thunder Bay-Atikokan Kevin Holland Ken Boshcoff Toronto Boshcoff

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