Ignace loses bid to appeal wrongful dismissal ruling
The Supreme Court of Canada denied Ignace leave to appeal in the Dufault v Ignace case, leaving a $157,000 damages award in place. The move ends the township's recourse, with the ruling upholding the Ontario Court of Appeal and the Waksdale decision principles on termination clauses.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Township of Ignace
Karen Dufault
Court of Appeal For
Ontario
Dufault
Ignace
High Court
Toronto
Jon Pinkus
Pinkus
Supreme Court
Waksdale
Ontario Court of Appeal
Waks
Dale
Superior Court
Helen Pierce
Argu
Ing
Court of Appeals
Pierce
Residents rally over fear and crime at McIvor Court
Thunder Bay residents at McIvor Court staged a rally amid claims of worsening crime and unclean conditions in the building. Anti poverty advocate Tracey McKinnon described drug and gang activity on upper floors and said maintenance lags leave tenants unsafe while a few security guards cover nights. Tenants seek transfers. officials say they encourage direct dialogue and plan an advocacy paper to push for authority to evict violators, with a board meeting set for June 19.
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Mclvor Court
Thunder Bay
Tracey McKinnon
McIvor Court
McKinnon
Donald Camus
Thunder Bay and District Social Services Administration Board
Ken Ranta
Ranta
Association of Municipalities of Ontario
Equity in Action Award honors Hospice Northwest work
Hospice Northwest is the first Equity in Action Award recipient for improving palliative care access to homeless and vulnerably housed people through the PACT team with NorWest Community Health Centre. Donna Jeanpierre accepted the $10,000 award in Toronto, noting the need for transportation warm clothing and remote access to care for disadvantaged groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospice Northwest
Equity
Mount Pleasant Group
Hospice Palliative Care Ontario
PACT
NorWest Community Health Centre
Abigail Brown
Mount Pleasant
Donna Jeanpierre
Toronto
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Jeanpierre
North America
Equity In Action
Nor- West Community Health Centre
Walk to End ALS at Boulevard Lake welcomes all
The ALS Society of Canada hosts its annual Walk to End ALS at Boulevard Lake in Thunder Bay on Saturday. The event aims to unite those diagnosed and families who have lost loved ones, with registration at 10 a.m. and ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. The five kilometre walk supports ALS research in Canada, with Ontario fundraising goal at two million and local hopes of thirty five thousand.
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ALS Society of Canada
Boulevard Lake
Thunder Bay
Emily Moffatt
Ontario
Moffatt
Canada
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Doug Diaczuk
MclIvor
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