Thunder Bay man found guilty of second degree murder
A Thunder Bay jury convicted Daniel Keefe of second degree murder in the 2022 stabbing death of 19 year old Aiden Cunningham at Keefe’s Crown Street home. The dispute led to two chest stab wounds from a fixed blade knife, and Cunningham died from blood loss. The defense had argued self defence.
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Thunder Bay
Daniel Keefe
Aiden Cunningham
Keefe
Crown Street
Cunningham
George Joseph
Fort William First Nation care home hinges on federal aid
Liberal MP Marcus Powlowski says a stalled Fort William First Nation long-term care home could proceed if Ottawa mirrors a southern Ontario Indigenous project funded by the federal government. He argues federal spending power can intrude into provincial matters, while Indigenous Services Minister Hajdu’s office notes the path is not straightforward.
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Fort William First Nation
Ontario
Liberal
Marcus Powlowski
Fort William
Indigenous Services
Patty Hajdy
Thunder Bay-Superior North
Dangerous driving around school buses in Thunder Bay rises
Police report a rising trend of motorists passing stopped buses with red lights and stop arms, across busy roads and residential areas. Data from drivers and video show an average of 7.7 violators per day this school year, with fines near 500 and three demerit points for offenders, and drivers warn of grave risk to children.
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Thunder Bay
Const
Tom Armstrong
Armstrong
Golf Links
James Street
Oliver Road
Dawson Road
Craig Murphy
Student Transportation Services of
Murphy
Injurious crash blocks highway east of Thunder Bay
A transport truck rear collided with a parked unit on Highway 1117 near Eldorado Beach Road causing an eight hour closure. An airlifted male victim, not yet identified, had non life threatening injuries and firefighters freed him from the wreck. The highway reopened near 2 a.m. as investigations continue and no charges were reported. A second incident saw a truck sunk in Reflection Lake north of Nipigon with a multi day removal planned.
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Thunder Bay
Eldorado Beach Road
Ornge Medivac
Reflection Lake
Nipigon
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