Thunder Bay growth plans aim to attract investment
The Thunder Bay CEDC releases a Growth Assessment and Strategy to complement the City of Thunder Bay Growth Action Plan. The plan targets a 3 percent annual tax base growth, expanded commercial and industrial lands, and housing options to attract investment, with two town hall sessions scheduled for June 25 and 26 at local libraries and community centres.
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Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission
CEDC
Thunder Bay
City of
Jamie Taylor
Pearson
Hospital
University and Science North
Devel
Thaytel
Cial
Mary J.L. Black
Oliver Road
Matthew Pearson
Takedown of fleeing suspect deemed lawful says SIU
The Special Investigations Unit found no reasonable grounds to charge an Ontario Provincial Police officer in Pikangikum First Nation after a fleeing 22 year old man was tackled to the ground during an arrest for breaching bail conditions. The man injured his right clavicle and was treated by paramedics.
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Ontario
Pikangikum
Special Investigations Unit
Joseph Martino
Martino
Fox art inspires hike honoring Terry Fox at Sleeping Giant
Judith Fox recalls her brother Terry Fox's Sleeping Giant landscape painting and a planned Sept 1 hike at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. The event honors Fox's Marathon of Hope, reflects on his courage, and supports cancer research with routes from moderate to difficult and a keepsake for participants. Pre-registration is online at terryfox.org.
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Port Coquitlam
B.C
Terry Fox
Sleeping Giant
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park
Terry
Thunder Bay
Lake Superior
Fox
Judith Fox
Terryfox.org
No charges after woman’s injury in Kenora police encounter
The Special Investigations Unit found no grounds to charge Ontario Provincial Police officers after a 34 year old woman in custody fractured her left arm in Kenora. The incident began Feb 16 when officers responded to a domestic disturbance. the woman, heavily intoxicated, fell on stairs while being escorted.
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Ontario
Kenora
OPP
Main Street
Special Investigations Unit
Joseph Martino
Martino
North Caribou Lake hosts record suspension project for Indigenous job access
In a North Caribou Lake First Nation initiative, OPP and partners help Indigenous residents apply for criminal record suspensions to boost employment prospects. Over 20 applications filed in two days, with community members seeking guidance on the process. The program aims to expand to other northern communities and reduce barriers to work.
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Duewel
North
Cari
Bou Lake
OPP
Stallone Quequish
Nishnawbe-Aski Legal Services
Sioux Lookout
Thunder Bay
Parole Board of Canada
Caribou Lake First Nation
Quequish
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