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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 04, 2025

Page

3

Winter roads open to light loads in Northwestern Ontario

Mike Stimpson reports that most winter roads to First Nations in Northwestern Ontario allow only light loads as warm weather tightens conditions. Pikangikum and Sandy Lake nations extend light loads while North Spirit Lake remains full or partial, with weather monitoring and daily road work planned to support essential fuel and housing deliveries.

Ontario Pikangikum First Nation Richard Keeper Pikangikum Red Lake Sandy Lake First Nation Treaty 5 North Spirit Lake McDowell Lake Sandy Lake North Caribou Lake Neskantaga

Re-elected MPP eyes new long-term care facility

In Kiiwetinoong, Sol Mamakwa of the Ontario NDP was re-elected to a third term with about 61 percent of the vote as results trickle in. He aims to secure a long-term care facility for Sioux Lookout and to strengthen Indigenous voices in northern Ontario policy.

Thunder Bay Ontario Queen’s Park Sol Mamakwa Ontario Ndp Kiiwetinoong Waylon Scott Progressive Conservative Party of Manuela Michelizzi Ontario Liberal Party Caroyln Spicer Ontario Green Party Elections Ontario Mamakwa Scott Michelizzi Spicer NDP Sioux Lookout Mari Stiles

Opposition MPPs noted as vital in Ontario democracy

NDP MPP Lise Vaugeois argues a strong opposition keeps government accountable. The election left the NDP with 27 seats, a reduced official opposition, while Conservatives hold four Northwestern Ontario ridings including Kenora Rainy River and Thunder Bay Atikokan. Dumas, Marathon mayor, urged cross riding collaboration though Holland remains the local MPP.

Queen’s Park NDP Lise Vaugeois Thunder Bay-Superior North Ontario Doug Ford Conservatives Greg Rickford Kevin Holland Kenora Rainy River Thun der Bay-Atikokan Vaugeois Sol Mamakwa Kiwetinoong Rick Dumas Holland Dumas Marathon Thunder Bay- Superior North

Buildings drive major greenhouse gas emissions, expert says

A summit highlighted that buildings account for about 31 percent of greenhouse gas emissions through heating and cooling. About 11 percent comes from institutions and businesses, with attendees from Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper, the health unit, regional health sciences, Lakehead University, and energy firms sharing retrofit ideas and aiming for knowledge exchange.

Thom Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper Thunder Bay and District Health Unit Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Lakehead University Synergy North, Rutter Urban Forestry and Architects

Snowmobile collision near Ignace leaves 25 year old dead

Ontario Provincial Police report a weekend snowmobile crash on an OFSC trail near Ignace that killed a 25 year old. The OFSC trail was closed during investigation with authorities urging tips to 888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers.

Ignace Ontario Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club OFSC OPP Doug Diaczuk Fort Frances Treaty Three Coucucting Couchiching First Nation

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