Kenora police expand search for missing Kendall in Park Street area
Police in Kenora continue a three month search for Kendall, 63, using Emergency Response Team and K9 units today in the Park Street area with remote piloted aircraft. Officers will canvass, distribute flyers, and seek tips, citing his 5 5 inch, 160 pound build with grey hair and a Mohawk tattoo as identifying details. Call 1 888 310 1122 with information, or 1 800 222 8477 to remain anonymous.
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Reminder on block heater safety as temperatures dip
Neebing emergency services urge motorists to check block heaters in cars and trucks as cold snaps approach and advise using CSA approved extension cords, grounded outlets, and inspecting cords for wear. Environment Canada forecasts 15 C in Thunder Bay area today with a rise to 4 C expected Thursday and some light snow possible.
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Winter gear obstacle for some students letter to minister
Vanderweg notes Northern students endure temperatures below 15 C and lack of winter gear increases risk for vulnerable families. She cites Thunder Bay as an example where harsh cold and underdeveloped infrastructure heighten the transport gap for families. Dunlop, an Ontario MPP and education minister, recalls previous bus funding guidance assigning board level operational control over busing decisions.
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Geraldton PACE outreach center endures cold snap influx
Geraldton PACE centre sees 15 to 20 visitors daily with bursts over 20 as frigid weather grips the area. Outreach worker Tanner Erechook notes ongoing open hours 8:30 to 4:30 while a Saturday break in adds to challenges. A December Christmas dinner drew about 40 attendees.
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Ontario Lottery Numbers Reported for Tuesday and Monday Draws
Ontario Lottery Corporation releases results for Tuesday midday draws including Pick 2 36 Pick 3 106 Pick 4 6668 Encore 9460446 and Reno game sequence 8 15 19 21 28 27 28 34 39 40 43 44 45 46 51 59 57 66 67 70. Monday evening results show Daily Grand 02 18 27 40 48 with Grand Number 04 Poker Lotto hand listed as 5H 3H 3C 9C 6C Mega Dice Lotto numbers 4 10 17 28 31 32 and Bonus 80.
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