Woman admits guilt in theft by power of attorney case
A Thunder Bay woman Kristina Munson will serve six months in jail after pleading guilty to theft by power of attorney involving an elderly neighbour. The case details a 2019 transfer of about 250 000 to Munson and 195 000 to the neighbour’s niece amid a dementia diagnosis and later guardianship.
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Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre
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Public Guardian and Trust
Idled Terrace Bay Mill Impacts About 400 Workers
The Terrace Bay pulp mill will go to temporary idle due to market conditions. AV Terrace Bay says about 400 workers are affected as the facility on Lake Superior’s north shore enters a warm idle state while a possible restart is explored.
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Lake Superior
Impaired driving charges rise over New Year weekend in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay police laid seven impaired driving charges over theNew Year long weekend, matching the prior weekend. A 77 year old man was arrested after a two vehicle crash on Memorial Avenue near Central Avenue with a blood alcohol level about 2.5 times the limit. A separate case near Cumberland and Pearl streets involved a 32 year old man who refused a breath test and faces impaired operation and related charges while under a prior driving prohibition.
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Memorial Avenue
Central Avenue
Balmoral Street
Cumberland
Pearl Streets
Inspiring Women on Red Rock Fire Rescue Team
Safety officer Samantha Cameron Captain Bev Begin Captain Stephanie Flanagan along with Orion Addis Leah Jackson and Julia Sands are highlighted for their dedication. The column notes their impact on the community and invites more women to join the fire service.
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Red Rock
Samantha Cameron
Bev Begin
Stephanie Flanagan
Orion Addis
Leah Jackson
Julia Sands
Two Dead in Homicide at Big Trout Lake Reserve Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police say two people were found dead after an incident in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninawag First Nation also known as Big Trout Lake. A 3 p.m. call Monday led to the discovery of one body and later a second. Post mortems will be performed in Toronto. police say there is no current threat to public safety.
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Big Trout Lake
Thunder Bay
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