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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 2025
Page
3
The Municipality of Greenstone adopts the Voyent Alert system to send critical emergency and community notices via text, email, and the web. Mayor Jamie McPherson says the app ensures prompt alerts for fires floods severe weather closures shelters and evacuation routes, though no emergencies have yet occurred.
Organizers of Nolalu's 38th annual ice-fishing derby invite winter anglers to enter pickerel lake trout speckled trout and perch categories. Weigh-ins run March 8 from 3 to 6 pm and March 9 from 12 to 6 pm at the Nolalu Community Centre on Highway 588. Cash only. For details contact Sue Backstrom at sbackstrom24 gmail.com.
Thunder Bay faces over 3 million in unpaid 2023 property taxes across 307 registered accounts about 1.2 percent of the levy. City officials say this is largely stable with slight year to year fluctuation and describe the tax sale process, extensions, and potential market sales as tools to collect or recoup funds.
Ya'ara Saks announced 3.2 million for communities in Northwestern Ontario to expand harm reduction, care access, and housing. Thunder Bay receives 230 thousand to aid housing for homeless and substance users while Elizabeth Fry Society gets 838 thousand for two transitional homes. MPs Hajdu and local partners stress tailored, community-led solutions.
The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce plans ongoing advocacy after the provincial election. President Charla Robinson lists ONIP priority with 3,000Ontario slots for the North, calls for a four lane highway model, and urges cabinet ministers to address interprovincial trade barriers and tariff uncertainties impacting local business confidence.
Batchewana First Nation warns residents of fake Indigenous status cards used to access band services. Police have seized two cards. holders may be charged with fraud and forgery. Fort William First Nation vows to warn its members about the scam.
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