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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 02, 2024

Page

1

35 dead in Northwest crashes across three collisions

Three people died in separate weekend crashes in the Northwest province. A 31 year old passenger vehicle driver died on Highway 11 17 south of Nipigon after a two vehicle collision. A Dryden pedestrian died on Duke Street. Thunder Bay OPP reported one death at the scene on Highway 527. Police seek information at 1 888 310 1122.

Nipigon Opp Dryden Thunder Bay

Thunder Bay braces for 2024 growth driven by jail project

The Conference Board of Canada cites jail construction as a major local driver for Thunder Bay’s 2024 economic outlook. Economist Robin Wiebe flags a 2.5 percent GDP rise, noting the $1.2 billion jail project dwarfs regional construction output and boosts employment. Migration and housing trends show international migration rising.

Conference Board of Canada Thunder Bay Robin Wiebe The Conference Board Canada Wiebe Chronicle-Journal

Thunder Bay hospital welcomes first baby of year

Paisley Autumn, a girl born at 9:12 a.m. on January 1 at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, is the first baby of the year. Parents Richard Dennis and Chantell Rauschning welcomed their third child, weighing six pounds 11 ounces, and both mother and baby are doing well.

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Paisley Autumn Richard Dennis Chantell Rauschning

Ontario court narrows free speech shield in drag performer defamation case

Ontario Superior Court in Thunder Bay denied an anti-SLAPP motion, allowing a defamation suit by a drag king and LGBTQ nonprofit in Dryden against a man who labeled the performer a groomer on Facebook. Judge Tracey Nieckarz ruled the term is a slur, not a matter of public interest, upholding a legitimate reputation defense.

Ontario Thunder Bay Douglas Judson Facebook Judson Dryden Tracey Nieckarz CBC Nieckarz

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