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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 04, 2025

Page

3

Keefe trial jurors selected in Thunder Bay murder case

Daniel Keefe pleads not guilty to second degree murder in the 2022 death of 19 year old Aiden Cunningham. Jury selection begins in Thunder Bay Courtroom before Justice Wojciechowski with 14 jurors to ensure a full pool for a trial expected to last up to 10 days. Cunningham died after an assault on Crown Street. Keefe and Cunningham were known to each other.

Daniel Keefe Aiden Cameron Cunningham Keefe Thunder Bay Stephen Wojciechowski Crown Street Cunningham Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Wojciechowski

SIU clears jailer in custody injury case

The Special Investigations Unit found no grounds to charge a Thunder Bay Police Service jailer with criminal negligence after a man in custody fractured a clavicle when he fell from a metal booking bench. SIU director Martino said the injury resulted from the fall and that officers could not have reasonably prevented it.

Thunder Bay SIU Forrest Street Balmoral Street Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Jospeh Martino Martino

Hinder Rocks Auditorium in Thunder Bay Stop

Hinder frontman Marshal Dutton led a Sunday performance at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium as the Oklahoma rock band tours North America. On stage since 2001 they are best known for Lips of an Angel and How Long, drawing an appreciative crowd.

Hinder Marshal Dutton Thunder Bay Community Auditorium Oklahoma

Plane emergency lands on Highway 11 near Nipigon

An emergency landing on Highway 11 near Nipigon caused a brief traffic delay last Friday after 5 p.m. A single-engine plane had mechanical issues and parked in the roadway, with no injuries and only minor damage. The plane was removed and traffic resumed. OPP and Transportation Safety Board notified. Crime Stoppers tips welcomed.

Highway 11 Nipigon Ontario Provincial Police The Transportation Safety Board OPP Ontariocrimestoppers.ca

Charges laid after Highway 61 crash in Neebing

Two Thunder Bay men were charged after a crash on Highway 61 in Neebing Province police said they were racing prior to the collision. Etan Pennard, 19, faces a stunt driving charge and Travis Fraser, 31, a dangerous operation charge. Court dates not yet released.

Thunder Bay Neebing Etan Pennard Travis Fraser

No injuries in morning house fire on Franklin Street

Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to a Sunday morning fire at a south side residence on the 200 block of Franklin Street South just before 7 a.m. The occupant directed crews to the blaze location. the fire was quickly extinguished and a thorough search found no one inside. Ventilation cleared heavy smoke. no injuries were reported and officials urged candle safety and working smoke alarms on every level.

South Side Thunder Bay Thunder Bay Fire Rescue

Impaired driver suspected after ditching on Highway 11 17

A 40 year old Thunder Bay woman was charged with operation while impaired and operation with BAC over 80 mg after her vehicle left the ditch on the north side of Thunder Bay near the Balsam Street ramp. Police located vodka beside the door and the driver was transported for testing. Her license is suspended and vehicle impounded. court appearance next month.

Thunder Bay Ontario Balsam Street

Kuiwetinoong elects Sol Mamakwa to lead Ontario NDP bid

Ontario NDP nominates incumbent Sol Mamakwa for Kuiwetinoong in the upcoming provincial election. Mamakwa, first elected in 2018 and re-elected in 2022, has pushed Indigenous language rights in the legislature and backed more long term care beds in Sioux Lookout. He faces Waylon Scott of the PCs Carolyn Spicer of the Greens and Theresa Leppich of the Northern Ontario Party with Liberal candidate to be announced.

Ontario NDP Sol Mamakwa Kuiwetinoong Mamakwa Kiwetinoong Queen’s Park Marit Stiles Ontario Ndp United Nations Sioux Lookout Mari Stylesaid Sol Chambers Waylon Scott Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Carolyn Spicer Green Party of Ontario Theresa Leppich Northern Ontario Liberal Party of Ontario

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