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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jan 22, 2025

Page

7

Chief backs Northern Gateway rethink in face of Trump pressure

Vancouver reports Grand Chief Stewart Phillip reverses opposition to the scrapped Northern Gateway pipeline, saying Canada must reconsider amid climate fears and U S tariff threats. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith urges diversifying markets as First Nations seek a Team Canada approach with Ottawa, while experts note political and legal hurdles to revival.

Vancouver Union of BC Indian Chiefs Alberta Pacific Ocean Stewart Phillip Canada Phillip B.C U.S Donald Trump Trump Danielle Smith Washington, D.C Smith Northern Gateway British Columbia Energy East David Tindall University of British Columbia B.C. Coast Tindall Trans Mountain Cheryl Casimer Assembly of First Nations Terry Teegee Union of

Foreign interference inquiry to be made public next Tuesday

Ottawa reports the final federal inquiry into foreign interference will be released next Tuesday. Public hearings examined agency countermeasures and policy roundtables produced recommendations. An interim May report by commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue said China meddling did not change overall election results, though a few ridings may have been affected.

Ottawa Commission of Inquiry Marie-Josée Hogue China Hogue

Halifax mother reads victim impact at manslaughter sentencing

Basima Al Jaji told a quiet Halifax courtroom that life has no meaning since her son Ahmad Al Marraci died from a stab wound. The 16 year old Citadel High student, who fled Syria with his family in 2016, died after being injured in a parking garage near Halifax Shopping Centre. Two teens pleaded guilty to manslaughter. a 14 year old girl and a 17 year old boy admitted involvement in a group assault. Court heard the murder suspect remains set for trial next month.

Halifax Basima al Jaji Ahmad al Marraci Ahmad Citadel High School al Marrach Canada Syria West End Youth Criminal Justice Act al Jaji

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