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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

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Jul 02, 2025

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Bus rollover injures 25 near Sioux Lookout on Highway 516

A bus carrying 30 adult tree planters rolled over on Highway 516 near Stain Lake Sunday evening. Twenty five people were taken to hospital for injuries, with one person in life altering condition. Emergency crews from Northwest EMS and local services assisted OPP investigators. Police seek tips at 1 888 310 1122 or Crime Stoppers.

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Immigrant Mother and Daughter Proudly Become Canadians

Kristine Manlosa and her daughter Eliza joined 50 new Canadians from 15 nations taking the oath at a Thunder Bay Canada Day ceremony held in Marina Park Spirit Garden. MP Patty Hardy praised the milestone as a testament to effort, learning, and contributions of newcomers to Canada.

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Thunder Bay celebrates Canada Day with cross city events

Thunder Bay marked Canada's 158th birthday with citywide events showcasing cultural diversity. A Marina Park crowd wore red and white while Fort William Historical Park hosted voyageurs era waterside experiences, reflecting the fur trade era as part of the celebration.

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