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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 24, 2025

Page

3

Part of Highway 17 closes again due to rain

Heavy rainfall forced a section of Highway 17 south of Wawa to close again on Wednesday afternoon with no reopening time given. Ontario 511 shows the closure from south of Wawa to Montreal River. Environment Canada warned 30 to 50 millimetres more rain with some areas up to 75 millimetres and possible torrential downpours.

Highway 17 Wawa Superior Montreal River Ontario Environment Canada Marathon Bugtigong Nishnaabeg Steven Flisseder Flisseder

Tornado warning passes with no reported touchdowns in Dryden area

Environment Canada issued a tornado warning for Dryden and nearby communities, citing radar indications of rotation. Meteorologist Steven Flisseder said no reports of damage, photos, or videos had been received by Wednesday afternoon as of the warning’s passing. The affected area included Eagle River and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation.

Dryden Environment Canada Steven Flisseder Eagle River Wabigoon Lake Objiway Nation

Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park Hosts Family Day Crowd Grows

A lively Family Day at Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park drew attendees from noon to 4 30 pm with a large crowd enjoying village displays, scavenger hunts, historic machines, and new simulator car in Russ's Garage. SIJHL players Kaden Goodwin and Sam Keane helped draw interest with the Bill Salonen Cup. Attendance rose from 116 last year to 289 this year, aided by volunteers and local personalities including a constable distributing specialties and Henna artist Manpreet. The event showcased the Kakabe Ka Tired Iron Club displays and offered crafts, games, and take-home items for children.

Oliver Paipoonge Memory Lane Russ Mionary Motors Kakabeka Police Department Manpreet Rodney Brown Kaden Goodwin Sam Keane Fighting Walleye SIJHL

Thunder Bay jet ski crash leads to charges under Canada Shipping Act

A 48-year-old Thunder Bay area man faced a federal charge after two girls aged 12 and 18 were injured when their jet skis collided east of the city near McKenzie Beach Avenue. The owners were cited for letting a minor operate a personal water craft. Both girls, wearing life jackets, were hospitalized with minor injuries. the charge remains unproven in court.

Thunder Bay-area McKenzie Beach Avenue Canada Shipping Act

Fish derby set for August at Little Trout Bay

Registration opened for the second annual fish derby by the Municipality of Neebing and LRCA. The event at Little Trout Bay Conservation Area overlooks Lake Superior on Aug 23 invites teams to fish lake trout, whitefish and salmon with first prize $1,000 and a $120 entry fee. Registration closes Aug 18 and teams file at Neebing municipal office or LRCA Thunder Bay Conservation Road office.

Neebing Lakehead

Intervenors named in Emo Township human rights review

Three groups win intervenor status in the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal review of Emo Township and Mayor Harold McQuaker over Pride Month and 2SLGBTQIA rights. Fierté Canada Pride, Justice for Children and Youth, and the Canadian Constitution Foundation will present arguments and expertise, while a fourth group was denied.

Ontario Emo Danial Newton Fierté Canada Pride Justice For Children and Youth Canadian Constitution Foundation Association of Pride Association For Reformed Political Action Newton Harold McQuaker Emo Council Borderland Pride McQuaker Douglas Judson Judson

AV Terrace Bay fined millions after TRS rule breaches

Six figure penalties total 525000 for TRS discharges and 131250 in victim surcharge. The May 2023 breaches involved four exceedances of the 27 ppb limit over 10 minutes. The mill, idle since January 2024 due to finances, must pay within 12 months after confirming an isolated May 1 2023 toxicity test failure was an anomaly.

AV Terrace Bay Mill Road

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