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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 2025

Page

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Ontario voters back Progressive Conservatives in 2025 election

Incumbents dominate Northwestern Ontario as four ridings declare early PC leads. Key results show Kevin Holland Thunderbird Bay-Atikokan, Greg Rickford Kenora-Rainy River, Sol Makwamakak in Keewatin, and Lise Vaugeois in Thunder Bay Superior North winning re elections with large margins. The P C party secures a third majority as Liberal and NDP standings shift.

Ontario Thunder Bay-Atikokan Kevin Holland NDP Judith Monteith-Farrell Holland Conmee Monteith-Farrell Kenora-Rainy River Greg Rickford Anthony Leek Grassy Narrows Doug Ford Progressive Conservatives U.S Donald Trump Canada Ford New Democrats Liberals Liberal Bonnie Crombie Mississauga East-Cooksville Protect Karl Baldauf McMillan Vantage

Election results validate hard work Holland says

Incumbent Kevin Holland of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario held Thunder Bay-Atikokan with decisive support, while Lise Vaugeois of the Ontario NDP reclaimed Thunder Bay-Superior North, keeping the two ridings in their established party colours.

Holland Kevin Holland Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Thunder Bay-Atikokan Lise Vaugeois NDP Thunder Bay-Superior North

Thunder Bay officer cleared in 2014 shoplifting arrest case

Staff Sgt. Michael Dimini of the Thunder Bay Police Service had an assault charge dismissed after Justice Russell Silverstein ruled the officer acted lawfully during the 2014 arrest of a woman suspected of shoplifting. The ruling found no excessive force, though Dimini faces further charges in related cases and separate trials are planned this spring.

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