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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 19, 2024

Page

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Abattoir future remains uncertain in Murillo

After nearly 40 years Mu rillo’s Vellinga family runs a 2.25 million dollar abattoir on 103 acres with a 6200 square foot plant. With no buyer yet, farmers fear higher costs as Clover belt’s Cloverbelt plant already relies on non profit leadership. The ministry plans a Friday response on provincial steps if the Murillo site closes.

Murillo Paul Eleanora Vellinga Oliver Road Thunder Bay-area Dryden Lisa Koshel Dryden-area Cloverbelt Country Meats Velllinga Koshel Slave River Valley Cloverbelt Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ontario Eleanora Wellinga Vellinga Chronicle-Journal Agriculture Ministry

Thousands of Ukrainians expected in Canada this winter

Ottawa officials and settlement agencies anticipate tens of thousands of Ukrainians arriving before the end of March under emergency visas. Immigation Refugees and Citizenship Canada projects up to 90 000 more arrivals, with past months showing rapid growth and evolving supports as housing and resources strain communities.

Canada Ottawa Citizenship Canada Operation Ukraine Safe Haven Sarosh Rizvi Russia Ukraine Rizvi Kharkiv

Bradica to retire as TBDSSAB chief administrator

Bill Bradica announces retirement as chief administrative officer of the District of Thunder Bay Social Services Administration Board at year end after 22 years with the agency. He began with the DSSAB in 2001 as finance manager and led strategic initiatives during his tenure. Board Chair Brian Hamilton thanks him for his service and notes a hiring committee will recruit a successor.

Bill Bradica District of Thunder Bay Social Services Administration Board Tbdssab Bradica DSSAB Public Ser Brian Hamilton Bill Hamilton

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