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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 2025

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Multimillion-dollar gift to fuel Lakehead veterinary facility

Lakehead University and the University of Guelph will build an animal education facility named Gakina Awe siinyag to support a joint Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. A $10 million gift from Kim and Stu Lang funds design and development as the northern Ontario cohort begins studies in Guelph this fall and alternates between campuses from 2027. An Elder-led blessing and naming ceremony are planned at the Bora Laskin faculty site.

Lakehead University University of Guelph Ontario Veterinary College Kim Stu Lang Gillian Siddall Ontario Siddall Lakehead Guelph Kim Lang Lang Gene Nowegejick Bora Laskin Faculty of Education

Bill would favor dairy poultry groups in new trade bill

Grain Growers of Canada warns that Bill C-202 would give upper hand to supply managed dairy and poultry sectors, limiting grain farmers access to international markets. Scott Hepworth of Saskatchewan says protected supply management harms export opportunities and national growth, while Bloc Quebecois backs the measure to shield those sectors from future negotiations.

Bill Senate National Growers Association Grain Growers of Canada Scott Hepworth House of Commons Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Act Dairy Farmers of Canada Organization Hepworth Saskatchewan

Ford govt seeks dialogue with First Nations over resource wealth

Anishinabek Nation leaders say the Ontario government opened a path to shared prosperity with a $3 billion equity offer plus $70 million for training and $10 million in scholarships. Premier Ford defended funding while urging First Nations to build self sufficiency, prompting critique from Kiwetinoong MPP Makwa and Windigo chiefs who demand full treaty participation and safer access to services.

Ontario Doug Ford Grand Council Linda Debassige Robinson Huron Anishinabek Nation Debassige Ford Greg) Rickford Kiwetinoong Sol Mamakwa Mamakwa Windigo First Nations Council Windigo Windigo Council

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