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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 2023
Page
3
The Northwestern Health Unit reports high rates of chlamydia syphilis gonorrhea and HIV with ages 15 to 34 most affected. Dr Kit Young Hoon emphasizes condom use testing and free condoms while offering safer sex support and access to clean injection equipment to curb spread.
The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission highlights strong uptake of the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot with 987 recommendations since 2020 and over 600 local employers registered. The commission aims to press the federal government to make the program permanent as growth in candidates continues.
The Salvation Army Christmas Kettle campaign surpassed its $260 000 goal with over $261 000 raised. Gary Ferguson notes gratitude for community support while urging continued donations to fund mobile meals, food banks, school nutrition, shelters and housing for the coming year. Companies including Halfway Motors Nissan and Thaytel aided the effort with resources and volunteers.
A 22-year-old Lake Helen First Nation man Storm Fawcett was charged with impaired driving after a RIDE checkpoint on Shamiah's Lakeshore Drive. He faced a blood alcohol reading over 80 milligrams and will appear in Thunder Bay court on Feb. 20.
A Sioux Lookout man Emmanuel Smith, 26, was charged after OPP responded to a disturbance at a Front Street business in Siuox Lookout. He faces assault with a weapon possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose carrying a concealed weapon mischief and possession of a weapon contrary to a prohibition order. None of the allegations have been proven in court.
Thunder Bay police investigated multiple gunshots heard in the Limbrick area on Boxing Day. Officers from the emergency task unit and major crimes unit responded and remain on scene with no threat to public safety. Call 807-684-1200 with incident TB23052438 or submit tips anonymously to Crime Stoppers.
Atikokan OPP are investigating a motor vehicle collision in the Steep Rock Lake area reported on December 14. Damage meets mandatory reporting limits and the crash cause remains under investigation. Anyone with information about the vehicle should contact OPP at 1 888 310 1122. Jodi Lund mark
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