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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 22, 2024

Page

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Leafs player visits as market chatter turns greenwashing topic

A Toronto Maple Leafs player made a personal visit amid renewed focus on greenwashing in markets. Analysts note investor scrutiny grows as teams and sponsors weigh environmental claims against actual sustainability performance.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Groups vow new petition over nuclear rod transport plans

We The Nuclear Free North and Protect Our Waterways say the federal reply to a March petition of 3,300 signatures fails to address NWMO site selection flaws. They warn of a summer petition drive to press Ottawa on consent of impacted communities along routes near Ignace and South Bruce Ontario.

Thunder Bay North Nuclear Waste Management Organization NWMO Ignace South Bruce Ontario House of Commons Nuclear

National Indigenous Peoples Day events in Thunder Bay

Celebrations at Marina Park marked National Indigenous Peoples Day with a powwow, vendors, crafters and a feast. Algonquin Avenue Public School children performed traditional songs after hours of practice, highlighting First Nations Inuit and Métis cultures.

Thunder Bay Marina Park Algonquin Avenue

Businesses struggle as homelessness and drugs plague Thunder Bay street life

The Chronicle Journal reports part two of a series on homelessness and addiction's impact on Thunder Bay commerce. Superior Screen Printing and Ungalli Clothing Co. share a Cumberland Street site, with owner Dave Christensen describing daily threats, trash, late hours, and aggressive, disruptive behavior from people on the streets. He recalls seeing people sleep on sidewalks, public sex, syringes, and theft challenging staff safety and operations.

Thunder Bay

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