Thunder Bay area students face suspensions over vaccines
Public health officials say they will continue to work hard to keep Thunder Bay District students up to date with immunizations to avoid suspensions. The Health Unit notes suspensions are a last resort after all attempts to resolve record discrepancies fail. parents receive mail notices and vaccination options before actions are taken. Routine clinics for grades 7 and 8 are offered twice yearly across the region with exemptions possible for medical or religious reasons upon formal application.
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Woodhouse elected national chief of First Nations
Cindy Woodhouse, 40, won the Assembly of First Nations national chief post after a long voting process that ended with a deal to unite the body. Challenger David Pratt conceded and praised unity as Woodhouse prepared to address housing, overdose, and Indigenous welfare issues. Former chief RoseAnne Archibald was acknowledged for breaking barriers.
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