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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 2025

Page

3

Port of Thunder Bay handles Moroccan phosphate shipment

Port workers at Keefer Terminal unloaded 20 000 tons of Moroccan phosphate fertilizer from the Mottler bulk carrier for inland transport to support Canadian agricultural projects. CEO Chris Heikkinen notes rising fertilizer volumes, expanded vessel capacity, and a direct supply route feeding prairie farming before exporting grain and potash to Europe.

Keefer Terminal Mottler Chris Heikkinen Thunder Bay Morocco Heikkinen Prairies Europe

Patient experience drives Thunder Bay hospital progress report

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre released year three of its 2026 strategic plan highlighting patient experience as a priority. Leaders underscored compassionate, patient centred care, improved feedback, autonomy through technology, and research integration to support system wide improvements.

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

Cyclists ride to honor hope and fight cancer

Charlene Eden of Kamloops and Darrell Fox lead a 7000 kilometre Ride of Hope over 32 days across Canada to advance cancer research and inspire others. Fox notes the journey honors those alive thanks to decades of investment, urging support at terryfox.org.

Charlene Eden Kamloops B.C Fox Terryfox.org

First Nations youth lead movement against fast track bills

First Nations youth leaders warn of a long summer of protests as federal Bill C 5 and Ontario special economic zones push ahead. Ramon Kataquapit and Terra Roy say youth will mobilize in cities and on the land to defend rights and lands, echoing Idle No More and the seven fires prophecy.

Ottawa Ramon Kataquapit Chiefs Ontario Attawapiskat First Nation House of Commons Commons Doug Ford Conservatives Ottawa and Queen’s Park Kataquapit Parliament Hill Terra Boy Attawapiskat Roy Beausoleil First Nation Stephen Harper Hanna Sewell Batchewana Sault Ste. Marie Ont Pierre Debassige M’chigeeng First Nation Anishinabek Ring of Fire Great Lakes Debassige

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