Witness Testimony in Trial Over Friend's Death in Keefe Case
Aiden Cunningham friend testifies of a June 25 2022 fight at Daniel Keefe’s Crown Street home that ended with Cunningham fatally stabbed. The witness recalls Cunningham crying for his mom and saying he would die, as Keefe denied the assault and police began homicide proceedings.
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Aiden Cunningham
Cunningham
Daniel Keefe
Keefe
Crown Street
Aiden
George Joseph
Joseph
Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay approves 448.8 million operating budget
Thunder Bay city council voted unanimously to approve a 448.8 million operating budget with taxes up 4.5 percent, adding 5 police positions funded by reallocations and delaying the green bin program to 2026. The budget still requires ratification on February 10.
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Thunder Bay
Coun
Andrew Foulds
TBPS
Foulds
Darcy Fleury
Fleury
WSIB
Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund
OMPF
John Collin
Collin
Noisy snowmobiles prompt trail closures in Ontario
Ontario police report a rise in exhaust noise from modified snowmobiles, disturbing landowners and communities and leading to trail closures. Offenders can face a 110 dollar fine under the Motorized Snow Vehicles Act. manufacturers caution against tampering with factory exhaust systems.
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OPP
Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
OFSC
Phil Young
East Algoma
Ontario
Young
Winter Carnival plans eye Nipigon Family Day events
IPIGON recreation and Net manager Kristin Clearwater outlines Family Day on Feb 17 at Nipigon Community Centre with neon ice skating 11 am to 2 pm. Carnival runs Feb 17–20 featuring mini sticks skating races tug of war and shootouts. New jiu jitsu self defence classes by BJJFourLife Wednesdays 6 to 7 30 pm first class free. Various library displays and a U15 hockey tournament Feb 14–16.
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Ipigon Recreation and Net
Kristin Clearwater
Nipigon
Bjjfourlife
Nipigon Arena
Thunder Bay
Tbdhu
Michelle
Irving
Anishinabek
Emery Tasheff
Lynda Banning
Nipigon Library
Two young girls win South Gillies chocolate cookie contest
Jordynn Hagberg and her sister Rylee, ages 10 and 8, wowed tasters with gooey cookies based on their grandmother's recipe. They baked eight dozen cookies with their aunt Meghan Piche. Proceeds totaling about $210 benefit the Gillies Community Centre, with Vera McDonald noting a well attended event and tasty entries.
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South Gillies
Jordynn Hagberg
Rylee
Meghan Piche
Piche
Jordynn
Vera McDonald
Gillies Community Centre
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