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RMHT Summer Showcase features a tennis tournament and a look back at residential stair lifts in the At Home history section.
05 Jul 2025
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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 2025
Page
1
RMHT Summer Showcase features a tennis tournament and a look back at residential stair lifts in the At Home history section.
A border crossing observer says American tourism to Ontario via the Pigeon River remains steady despite a negative national mood. Gerald Muller, long-time local, reports regional resorts are full and Americans visit for longer stays, with many turning into regular guests at his Highway 61 store and deli.
A Kathy McKeil cargo crew member fell into the water at Thunder Bay as the ship prepared to load grain at Superior Elevator ULC. The person survived with no injuries, and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada sent investigators. Port CEO Chris Heikkinen called the incident very unusual and said the person's gender is not known. The vessel, registered in Hamilton and operated by McKeil, serves the Great Lakes and other routes.
A hostage held on Thunder Bay's Cumberland Street North was able to exit the building after a morning weapons incident. By 3:30 p.m. a standoff with the suspect continued with Ontario Provincial Police assistance. Public urged to avoid Cumberland Street area with road closures on Tupper and Villa streets.
Severe weather across Northwest Ontario has sparked nearly 50 new forest fires. By July 2, 17 new starts were confirmed and 44 fires burn regionwide with 15 not under control. Red Lake 12 remains not under control, threatening Sandy Lake and nearby communities, as evacuees begin returning home with firefighters protecting infrastructure.
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