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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 2024

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Ontario inmates sue over staff shortages and lockdowns

Former provincial and federal detainees in Ontario allege chronic staff shortfalls lead to cell lockdowns lasting hours to weeks. Lawsuits claim Ontario alone imposes such restrictions, violate Charter rights to life, liberty, security, and protection from cruel punishment. Data through 2017 notes 81 percent of provincial inmates await trial.

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Rural Ontario wary of EV chargers in new rollout plan

Rural Thunder Bay residents show little enthusiasm as Ontario announces 15 new government owned EV charging sites in rest areas and parks. The province cites a $91 million push to broaden access while locals and dealers question demand and practicality, noting low current EV adoption and winter range concerns.

Thunder Bay Kaministiquia Jena Curtis Curtis Ministry of Transportation Argon Lake Upsala Klotz Lake Longlac Ontario Statistics Canada Highway 102 Canada Stephen Lecce

Thunder Bay gas line issues slow initial phase of core project

Phase two of Thunder Bay's north core revitalization is underway with Red River Road progress halted briefly by leaky eight inch gas lines. Enbridge crews replaced about 50 feet of line, slowing work for a few weeks before projects resume and ongoing gas leak checks continue along the street.

Thunder Bay Red River Road Court Street Brian Newman City of Enbridge Newman

Boil water advisory ends soon in Fort William First Nation

The Chronicle Journal reports Fort William First Nation households lacked water briefly on Wednesday due to a leaky valve repair behind Bannon's Gas Bar. A boil-water advisory remains for another day or two while lab tests confirm safety after two samples, with Thunder Bay city officials noting water is supplied from Lake Superior.

Fort William Fort William First Nation City of Thunder Bay Lake Superior Bannon City Road

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