Coaster pleads not guilty in Thunder Bay murder case
Justin Coaster, 34, appeared before Justice Bruce Fitzpatrick in Thunder Bay on a Monday arraignment, pleading not guilty to second degree murder and criminal negligence causing bodily harm. The July 29 2022 shooting at a McMillan Street home killed Charlie Finlayson, with a second person injured. Crown witnesses will testify to Coaster entering the room and firing once. The firearm used remains unfound.
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Justin Coaster
Charlie Finlayson
Coaster
Bruce Fitzpatrick
Thunder Bay
McMillian Street
Finlayson
Lillian Taylor
Taylor
Crown
David Pierce
Fitzpatrick
Pierce
Blucher Street
Northside firearm charge case in Thunder Bay
A 38 year old man faced multiple firearm related charges after a weapons call on Andras Court last Friday. Police contained the area, arrested the suspect with no injuries reported, and the individual appeared in court over the weekend and was remanded with a future date.
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Thunder Bay
Andras Court
Unau
Nolalu social club invites adults for game filled gatherings
Nolalu unveils a new social club at the village community centre on Highway 588 offering board games and friendly chats. A $3 fee covers non alcoholic drinks and half rental. attendees must be 18 or older. The next meeting is February 16 from 12 to 3 pm, with RSVP by February 12 to organizer Kathy McGowan at countrylivingrockshotmail.com.
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Nolalu
Kathy McGowan
McGowan
Countrylivingrocks
Hotmail
Thunder Bay eyes energy loan shaping green building look
City climate specialist Danielle Thom describes a planned Home Energy Improvement Loan to fund energy efficient retrofits with lower interest loans. A design study is underway with a Get Involved survey and an engagement session on Jan 18 at Intercity Mall to gather feedback.
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Danielle Thom
Thom
Thunder Bay
Get Involved
Intercity Mall
Council
EarthCare Advisory Committee
Paro celebrates 30 years empowering women across Canada
Rosalind Lockyer recalls forming Paro Centre For Women's Enterprise in 1995 to unite business minded women. Thirty years on Paro coordinates over 276 peer lending circles in Ontario and expanding across Canada with grants loans and emergency funds within circles. Members are decision makers guiding Paro’s growth and community partnerships including 40 CFDCs and 43 growth advisors. Trade missions to the United States since 2019 and a Canada Australia business expansion plan punctuate a sustained path.
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Rosalind Lockyer
Paro
Centre For Women’s Enterprise
Ontario
Canada
Lockyer
CFDC
Locker
United States
Trade Commission
Australia
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