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Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 2024
Page
1
Ontario to allow alcohol sales in 4000 plus corner stores
More than 4,000 Ontario convenience stores are licensed to sell beer wine and ready to drink cocktails as of next Thursday under liberalized rules. The AGCO approved 4 146 licenses ahead of the expansion set to start with grocery and corner stores. The move follows Premier Ford pledge to widen liquor retail access and will be watched for compliance and social responsibility.
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Petition to Oppose Nuclear Waste Site Search Expands in Northwest Ontario
A regional alliance led by We the Nuclear Free North and partners Northwatch and Environment North travels across Dryden Ignace and towns like Wawa White River Terrace Bay Nipigon collecting signatures. The petition urges the Natural Resources Minister to direct NWMO to halt the deep geological repository siting process for radioactive waste. Brennain Lloyd of Northwatch helped gather signatures in Nipigon amid the tour continuing across the region.
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Nipigon
Labour Day Picnic planned by Thunder Bay unions
Labour Day Picnic schedules a weekend gathering at Current River Park from noon to 4 p.m. organized by the Thunder Bay and District Labour Council. President Carlos Santander Maturana expects about 2,000 attendees to discuss labour goals and political concerns in a friendly setting.
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Thunder Bay
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