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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 2025

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Thunder Bay gets new life saving cardiovascular surgery unit

After more than a decade and millions invested, construction begins on Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre cardiovascular surgery unit. The 76,000 square foot facility adds 14 in-patient beds, six new CCU beds, and a hybrid operating room, with renovations to two ORs and new ambulatory care clinic. Partners including University Health Network and Peter Munk Cardiac Centre helped bring cardiac surgery to the city, reducing travel for Northwestern Ontario patients.

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Thunder Bay Ontario Rhonda Crocker Ellacott Crocker Ellacott

TV Listings Mainly Sunny Today Weather

TV listings note mainly sunny skies for the day with MAROSTICA 2 SUBARU presenting today’s weather forecast.

Thank You campaign welcomes U S visitors to Lake Superior north shore

Tourism efforts by Superior Country and Tourism Thunder Bay promote gratitude to American travelers. A first-come, first-served batch of thank you cards and region-wide social media aim to reassure U S visitors they are welcome. Cards may be handed to customers or placed on vehicles with U S plates.

U.S Lake Superior Superior Country Thunder Bay Paul Pepe Canada Pepe

Workplace smoking ban ends long battle in Thunder Bay

Sandi Krasowsk i reports on the 2003 plebiscite where nearly 90 percent favored a tobacco free Thunder Bay bylaw to protect workers in smoke filled venues. Advocates Simon Head and Jim Morris led talks and 38 meetings, overcoming bar and restaurant owner resistance to create a comprehensive indoor smoking prohibition.

Thunder Bay Simon Head Jim Morris Heart and Stroke Foundation Morris City Hall Ron Barrett Restaurant Association Joe

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