Canada Day events set with Fort William Park and Marina Park
Canada Day festivities in Thunder Bay feature multicultural activities at Fort William Historical Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with cultural dances, food, and live music, plus a Marina Park program starting at 3 p.m. including a citizenship ceremony for 50 new Canadians, a cultural stage, games, markets, and food. A Sunrise Ceremony at 6 a.m. precedes the main events, and a drone light show will cap the summer.
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Carney links NATO target to critical minerals drive
Prime Minister Mark Carney say s Canada will lift NATO spending toward a five per cent GDP target, partly by developing critical mineral deposits and related infrastructure in cooperation with the EU and other partners. He expects a 3.5 per cent GDP target in ten years, with five per cent counting some infrastructure and industry spending.
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Thunder Bay bylaw pushes truck route onto Highway 11 17
Rural leaders press province to boost road safety as Thunder Bay council approves a designated truck route diverting heavy transports from Dawson Road and Arthur Street onto Highway 11 17. Critics warn up to 1300 trucks daily may flood Kakabeka Falls corridor. MTO involvement sought to address signals and safety.
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Kasabonika Lake stabbing leads to charges
A man 30 of Kasabonika Lake First Nation was charged with aggravated assault possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose break and enter with intent to commit an indictable offence and assault after a Sunday morning stabbing in a residence. The female who intervened was also assaulted and the victim received non life threatening injuries. The suspect was remanded for a future court date.
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Assault during arrest leads to new charge in Mishkeegogamang
A 29 year old Mishkeegogamang First Nation man allegedly assaulted a Nishnawbe Aski Police Service officer during arrest for violating a court order at a residence. He had earlier forced entry to another home, and faces assaulting a peace officer and two counts of failing to comply. The suspect is remanded for a future court date.
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