Collander pleads guilty to manslaughter in Richardson case
Aiden Collander, 22, of Thunder Bay, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2022 death of Adrian Richardson. The plea occurs as co-accused await jury trial. Green previously pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced in December 2024. The case, tied to an May 2 2022 shooting on Hodder Avenue, has remaining defendants facing trial in April 2025 with September 2025 sentencing set for Collander after an assessment.
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Thunder Bay
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Telique Ricketts
Toronto
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Ricketts
Thunder Bay 50 50 winner named as six million prize grows
Natalie Swaren of Whitby Ont receives early third prize in Thunder Bay 50 50 draw. The fund supports Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre projects. The $5.65 million grand prize was set and tickets remain on sale until Jan 2 with the draw on Jan 3. Natalie plans to buy a car and make a home down payment.
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Whitby
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Natalie
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Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre
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Demolition of former CIBC bank building begins in Red Rock
In Red Rock the former CIBC bank building, vacant since 2001 after careers as a hair salon and store, began demolition on December 18 with safety concerns cited. A council vacancy will be filled by appointment, with nominees due January 22, and details provided by Clerk Mark Figliomeni. Community health, senior engagement sessions, and January activity programs are announced, including youth and fitness options at the Nipigon-Red Rock District High School.
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Red Rock
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Melinda Dupuis
Mbroer
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Nipigon-Red Rock
Michelle Edmond
Border concerns grow with Trump's return
After Trump's 2016 win, thousands feared deportations and crossed into Canada. Officials plan for a possible surge while warning Canadians to be wary of rhetoric. Experts note early promises faltered, predict swift immigration changes but slow mass deportations, with Senate hearings and cabinet picks under scrutiny.
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University of Massachusetts Amherst
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U.S
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London
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