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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 06, 2025

Page

3

Stab Wound to Heart Tied to Teen's Death in Trial

Forensic pathologist testifies 19 year old Aiden Cunningham died from a chest stab wound piercing the heart. Daniel Keefe faces second degree murder charge after a June 25 2022 Crown Street incident. Wound details show the knife pierced heart chambers while an abdominal wound was non fatal. Crown rests. defence will decide on further evidence.

Aiden Cunningham Nicolas Escott Daniel Keefe Crown Street Cunningham Escott George Joseph

Thunder Bay artist creates metal sculpture at Cascades entrance

The Cascades Conservation Area gateway features a metal sculpture by Thunder Bay artist Luc Despres installed last November. LRCA spokesman Ryan Mackett notes the video posted on Facebook tells the project story, with filmmaker Jessica Graham describing the effort behind each piece. Despres has other city works, including a Mission Island sign in 2018, both LRCA sites.

Cascades Thunder Bay Lakehead Region Conservation Authority LRCA Ryan Mackett Cascades’ Gateway Luc Despres Despres Jessica Graham Cascades Project Mission Island Mackett Facebook.com The Cascades Conservation Area

Poplar Hill connects to provincial power grid in landmark first

Poplar Hill First Nation in northern Ontario celebrates joining the province grid via Watayaikaneyap Power. The remote community, 570 kilometres northwest of Thunder Bay, shifts from diesel to reliable electricity and aims to power 16 nations with a majority stake in the transmission company, reducing carbon and diesel costs across 25 communities.

Ontario Poplar Hill Thunder Bay Watayaikaneyap Power Indigenous Services Canada Patty Hajdy Alvin Owen Hajdn Hajdy Assembly of First Nations Ottawa Hajdu

Farmland loss a real concern in Ontario election debate

Ontario farmers warn urban sprawl is erasing prime farmland at about 320 acres per day based on 2016 to 2021 federal census data. Peggy Brekveld and Bernie Kamphof note loss threatens long term food security while Mike Schreiner pushes for a dedicated Ontario foodbelt and strategic land use planning.

Ontario Peggy Brekveld Ontario Federation of Agriculture Brekveld Thunder Bay Waterloo Street KFC Green Party Mike Schreiner Oliver Paipoonge Bernie Kamphof Federation Schreiner Kansas Greater Toronto

Inquest to review 2012 death of Sherman Quisses

A 15 day inquest is scheduled for February 24 in Thunder Bay to examine the 2012 death of 35 year old Sherman Quisses at the Thunder Bay Correctional Centre after a jail altercation. The case, tied to Adam Capay's murder charge stayed in 2019, will hear from about 19 witnesses with Dr. David Eden presiding.

Sherman Quisses Thunder Bay Quisses Neskantaga Adam Capay Quissel Capay David Eden Christina Varrette David Kirk

Derailment near Emo prompts probe by safety board

The Transportation Safety Board is examining a CN train derailment in Emo Ontario that derailed 14 potash cars at 7:30 a.m. damaging a sidewalk at Queen Street. CN crews responded. tracks were back to freight use by Wednesday. No injuries reported.

Canada’s Transportation Safety Board Emo Canadian National Railway Queen Street Transportation Safety Board

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BY Doug Diaczuk Chronicle Journal Keefe LACA Carl Clutchey Local Journalism Initiative Doug Diaczuk
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