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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 2025
Page
1
A compact retrospective highlights Confederation celebrations and a project for off-grid power at a camp. It recalls long standing community initiatives, renewable energy efforts, and the enduring spirit of local history tied to national events and era milestones.
A major tennis showdown heads to Sunday with the men’s singles final set. Top seeds advance amid tense rallies as spectators anticipate a climactic championship match.
Defense argues the officer did not intend harm and acted to defuse a dangerous scene. Crown presents body camera footage of a June 30 2023 incident in Thunder Bay where Constable Marshall Moore and partner responded to reports of an intoxicated man seeking an ambulance. Moore punched the man twice during an escort to an ambulance, the man sustaining a skull fracture and hospital treatment. The man later died in 2024 from unrelated causes. the trial continued with closing submissions.
Marina Park hosts a weekend festival featuring Afro culture with Exco Levi and High Priest on two stages, Ngasseu Kamga Djembe, local DJs and vendors from Ontario. Liliane Breiland of The African Boutique organizes with NOBEEP and Afro Vibe Fest to boost community awareness of Caribbean and African heritage.
The inaugural Afro Vibe Festival begins at Marina Park showcasing black owned businesses in Northern Ontario. Chambal Charles Nyabeze of NOBEEP spoke on programs and services offered, joined by MP Patty Hajdu, who oversees federal economic development for the region.
Fort William Business Improvement Area members voiced ongoing opposition to designating a Miles Street site for a temporary shelter village in the Thunder Bay district. Aldo Ruberto cited frustration over council’s repeated push toward that location despite earlier rejection.
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