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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

09 Jan 2024

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Chronicle Journal

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Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 09, 2024

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6

Family faces Gaza visa hurdle as brother dies before baby’s birth

Ontario woman fears the death of her brother Omar Ziara in Gaza will disqualify his wife Sa faa Mousa from the extended Gaza family reunification program. The couple planned a baby and await a safe birth as Canada contemplates visa expansions for extended relatives.

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Ottawa Ontario Gaza Shayman Ziara Omar Ziara Safaa Mousa Omar Canada Ziaras Ziara Hamas Israel Gaza Strip Marc Miller Egypt Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Department Cation Project Mousa Markham Ont
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Manitoba to spend 12 million on deadly Highways 1 and 5 intersection

The Manitoba government pledges 12 million dollars to upgrade the Highways 1 and 5 crossroad after a June crash killed 17 seniors en route to a casino. Premier W. Kinew and officials meet victims families as a report proposes widening the median or converting the junction to a roundabout while left turn restrictions are considered. The RCMP continues the investigation.

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Dauphin Man Manitoba Walt Kinew Kinew Transportation and Infrastructure Lisa Naylor NDP Carberry Winnipeg Highway 1 Ray Muirhead
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Rideau skateway eyes possible early open this year

Environment Canada climatologist David Phillips remains hopeful the Rideau Canal ice will reach the 30 centimetre threshold for skating as Ottawa faces a late winter. He notes recent warmth delayed openings but expects a freeze up with continued cold spells and forecasts of frigid weather for the North.

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Ottawa Phillips Tuktoyaktuk Benjelloun NCC Catherine Callary Ottawa Tourism Callary
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