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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 13, 2024

Page

6

Record cold grips western Canada delaying travel and sparking crashes

Extreme cold across Alberta British Columbia and Yukon disrupts flights trains and roadways with Edmonton Calgary and Vancouver reporting delays and cancellations. Two skiers were rescued near Whistler as wind chills plunged to around minus fifty a rare deep freeze current.

Edmonton Canada Environment Canada Samantha Mauti Alberta British Columbia Calgary Vancouver B.C Ministry of Transportation Richmond Health Services Royal Alexandra Hospital Adriana United States Fitzsimmons Creek Whistler North Shore Rescue North Shore Rescue Post Metro Vancouver White Rock Amy Sidwell Sidwell Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Graham Kyle Brittain Brittain Rundle Park

Wrongly convicted cry for compensation in Canada

Saint John residents Walter Gillespie and Robert Mailman, exonerated of a 1983 murder after lengthy prison terms, seek financial redress. Critics say Canada lacks interim compensation and clear formula. advocates urge faster relief and systemic reform.

Saint John N.B Walter Gillespie Gillespie Robert Mailman Tracey DeWare New Brunswick Court of King’s Bench Mailman Canada Roach Gillespie and New Brunswick Court of King’s Bench George Gilman Leeman

Eyre to retire as Canada's chief of defence

Gen Wayne Eyre plans to retire as Canada's defence chief this summer after leading the forces through years of crises. Appointed in 2021, he oversaw reforms after a toxic culture review and multiple sexual misconduct scandals while deploying to Cyprus, Croatia, Bosnia, and Afghanistan. Prime Minister Trudeau and Defence Minister Blair praised his service.

Ottawa Wayne Eyre Canada Friday Eyre Eyre Cyprus Croatia Bosnia Afghanistan Justin Trudeau Defence Bill Blair

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