Youth in Ontario found not guilty in 2023 shooting murder
A southern Ontario youth aged 17 at the time was acquitted of second degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of 23 year old Dallas Ban non. The Thunder Bay trial, heard before Justice Danial Newton, followed a two week jury deliberation after police found a gunshot victim on John Street January 22 2023. The defendant was charged after the victim Boris Ban non died later that day.
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Canada posts record April trade deficit of 7.1 billion
Canada recorded its largest merchandise trade deficit on record for April at 7.1 billion as exports to the United States fell sharply amid new tariffs. Exports dropped 15.7 percent and U.S. imports fell 10.8 percent, while non-U.S. trade deficit widened to 10.7 billion.
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Donation prompts praise from car club and school reps
Page A2 report details an unusually large donation to Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park and Museum. Evelyn Bilco of Superior Classics Car Club and Joshua Murphy of Ecole secondaire catholique de La Verendrye are quoted, with Paul DeGiacomo leading Friends of the park. The exact amount is described as notably large.
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Superior Classics Car Club
Evelyn Bilco
Ecole Secondaire Catholique de la Verendrye
Joshua Murphy
Oliver Paipoonge Heritage Park
Paul DeGiacomo
Brodie Library to Close for Summer Renovations in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay Public Library announced a summer hiatus for Brodie Library from June 16 to September for renovations addressing security concerns. The plan includes a new floor layout, improved sight lines, added study spaces, and a lower level research department. Most of the collection will move to the main floor. Friends of the Library Used Bookstore will relocate to Waverley Library, and new security staff will be hired for the reopen. Brodie staff will stay on site to reorganize the collection and process holds at other branches.
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