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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 06, 2024

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King Charles III Begins Cancer Treatment

Buckingham Palace announced King Charles III has begun cancer treatment. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Governor General Mary Simon offered well wishes as the 75 year old postpones some public duties but will keep routine state matters and constitutional roles.

Justin Trudeau Canada King Charles Buckingham Palace Trudeau King Charles III Mary Simon Simon Charles

Fire claims two lives in Nishnawbe Aski Nation community

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler mourns after a Thursday evening house fire in Weenusk First Nation, Peawanuck, leaves two dead and three injured escapees treated. Investigation ongoing, identities of victims not released. fire comes nearly a year after a 10 year old girl died in a similar blaze nearby.

Ontario Nishnawbe Aski Nation Alvin Fiddler Weenusk Hudson Bay

Thunder Bay Polar Bear Plunge returns April 6 with charity goal

Nazrin Navas and other participants prepare for Thunder Bay's 12th annual Polar Bear Plunge at Prince Arthur's Landing. Organizers seek at least 75000 in donations for Special Olympics Thunder Bay PRO Kids CNIB and Roots Community Food Centre, with noon to 2 pm event time.

Prince Arthur’s Landing Thunder Bay India Lake Superior Nazrin Navas Navas Developmental Services Worker DSW Confederation College PRO Kids Canadian National Institute For the Blind Roots Ryan Gibson Gibson PDA Contracting

Flowing for Change campaign challenges menstruation stigma

Lakehead University student Chelsea Opperman launches Flowing for Change a nine week period advocacy effort to dismantle taboos foster open dialogue and address period poverty menstrual cycle knowledge Indigenous perspectives colonial impact and sustainable options The campaign builds community support and notes prior drives donating thousands of period products to shelters in Thunder Bay across past years.

Lakehead University Chelsea Opperman Flowingforchange Flowing For Shelby Ch’ng Thunder Bay

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