Malley gets 8 years in stabbing manslaughter
Dallas Malley, 22, was sentenced to eight years after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the July 15 2023 stabbing death of Charity Bittern-Moses in Thunder Bay. The judge cited intoxication and youth as mitigating factors but upheld the violent nature of the offence. He must provide a DNA sample, face a lifetime weapons ban, and have no contact with Bittern-Moses’ family.
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Marathon
Charity Bittern-Moses
Dallas Malley
Chantal Brochu
Thunder Bay
Malley
Bittern-Moses
Brochu
Crown
Police presence on Thunder Bay High Street area
Police dispatched to the High Street area on Thursday after noon with the primary response unit. One person transported to hospital by paramedics with injuries not yet known. Major Crimes Unit investigating while police confirm no threat to public safety.
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Thunder Bay
High Street
Judge gives 11 year sentence for fatal robbery gun charge
Justice Wojciechowski cited aggravating factors including robbery and firearm use, plus mitigating factors such as the defendant's guilty plea and remorse. Telique Ricketts received 11 years with credit for four years and 219 days, leaving six years and 146 days to serve. He must provide a DNA sample and faces a lifetime weapons prohibition.
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Ricketts
Richardson
Telique Ricketts
Adrian Richardson
Rob Richardson
Province withholds highway survey results near Thunder Bay
A yearlong provincial survey on Highway 102 from Dog Lake Road to Sistonen's Corner near Thunder Bay remains unpublished. The study, part of an operational review, asked motorists about collisions and safety, as residents urge truck-traffic controls and the ministry notes improvements at Sistonen's Corner including lighting upgrades and flashing beacons.
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Thunder Bay
Ministry of Transportation
Dawson
Dog Lake
Dog Lake Road
Sistonen’s Corner
Ryan Vanderwees
Chronicle-Journal
Dawson Road
Arthur Street
Sistonen’s
City growth plan pitched to Thunder Bay business crowd
Thunder Bay City Manager John Collin outlined the Smart Growth Action Plan at a Chamber luncheon, stressing population growth to attract business. He cited a 1.3% local population rise vs national and Ontario averages, noted inflation outpacing tax gains, and urged shovel ready land and targeted actions by a 25 member task force to boost housing, land, and industrial and commercial development.
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Thunder Bay
John Collin
Ontario
Dra
Collins
Chamber of Commerce
Community Economic Development Commission
Nominations open for Thunder Bay Chamber board
Nominations are open for Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce members to serve on its 18 member board of directors for a three year term beginning November 1. Members may nominate by July 31. late applications require 10 signatures and must be submitted by August 31. Visit chamber tbchamber.ca for details.
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Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Thunder Bay
Chamber Board
Thunder Bay police seize drugs and cash in home search
Three people from southern Ontario were charged after Thunder Bay Police Service executed a search warrant on McLaughlin Street. Officers seized cocaine, a handgun, cash over 5,000 and drug paraphernalia. A 24 year old Oshawa man, a 25 year old London woman, and a 62 year old Thunder Bay man face multiple firearms and drug trafficking related charges and have been remanded.
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Ontario
McLaughlin Street
Oshawa
Oatman
London, Ont
Der
Thunder Bay
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Chronicle Journal
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