Local honey makers push affordable goods at Kakabeka Falls market
O Connor notes half the Kakabeka Falls market vendors use local farm products as season opens July 6. Thunder Bay pastor Jonathan Blanchard invested 10000 to enter beekeeping near Slate River Valley, aiming for a good local product rather than profits. Northern MPP John Vanthof cites structural supports but warns of rapid farmland loss and tougher competition from U S and overseas producers while noting rising local food in stores and markets.
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Kakabeka Falls
Thunder Bay
Jonathan Blanchard
Blanchard
Slate River Valley
John Vanthof
NDP
Vanthof
Timiskaming-Cochrane
U.S
Emo Officials Stand Firm on Pride Month Dispute
Borderland Pride urges Emo township to apologize proclaim June Pride Month and fly rainbow flag. Tribunal faces five day hearing after Emo council 2020 vote to reject Pride Month sparked complaint. Judson cites municipal waste of over $100000 and stresses inclusivity.
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Emo
Human Rights Tribunal
Borderland Pride
Douglas Judson
Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario
Emo Council
Harold McQuaker
Pride
Judson
Thunder Bay chamber urges two road move and immigrant nominee focus
The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce pushes Ontario to adopt two plus one roads across northern Ontario for 3000 to 20000 daily traffic and to create a Northern Ontario nominee stream with 3000 spots plus 6000 in rural southern Ontario. The proposals also call for better settlement and language services to support growth.
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Thunder Bay
Ontario Chamber of Commerce
Ontario
Robinson
Northern Policy Institute
Greater
Toronto
Bear warnings eyed at Ouimet Canyon park signs
Region park staff will assess Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park to determine if new bear warning signs are needed after social media reports of eight black bears, including a mother and cubs, though Ontario Parks has not confirmed increased sightings. A separate case reports a Thunder Bay man charged with child pornography offenses after a warrant and device seizure.
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Ouimet Canyon
Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks
Ontario Parks Agency
Lottery results from The Chronicle Journal Ontario draws
The Chronicle Journal lists winning numbers for Wednesday midday and Tuesday evening Ontario Lottery Corp draws. It covers Ontario Pick 2 6 8 and 5 8, Pick 3 111 and 7 9 4, Pick 4 778 8 and 215 9, Encore 0947511 and 8067303, LottoMax 05 06 12 15 18 34 37 with Bonus 07, Poker Lotto and Mega Dice Lotto results, plus Keno numbers. In case of discrepancy, official results prevail.
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Ontario
Reno
LottoMax
Keno
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