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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 06, 2024

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Fire destroys nursing station prompting medical evacuations

Cat Lake First Nation evacuated residents with cancer, diabetes, and addiction support after a fire destroyed the nursing station. Chief Russell Wesley said affected people left Monday evening and emphasized long-term planning and rapid resolution efforts by tribal council technical teams.

Russell Wesley Cat Lake

Warm weather closes outdoor rinks early in Thunder Bay

The city announces all outdoor rinks except the refrigerated Prince Arthur's Landing will close for the season due to softening ice and forecast high temperatures. Cory Halvorsen says the refrigerated rink will open daily but may close if temperatures rise. Signage will note closures at Prince Arthur's Landing and more details are online.

Thunder Bay Prince Arthur’s Landing Cory Halvorsen Thunderbay Tarbutt Park

Swans Arrive Early Along Thunder Bay Migratory Route

Laura Nickelsen reports two large swans have appeared near Shabaqua Corners along Highway 11 weeks ahead of their usual April arrival. The birds swim a local river amid ice patches, returning to the same spot each spring on their migratory route. Swans mate for life.

Thunder Bay Laura Nickelsen Nickelsen Shabaqua Corners

Bonot Leads Fort William Curling to 4-1 at Brier

Trevor Bonot and his Bonot rink from Fort William Curling Club Thunder Bay defeated Ontario 10-6 at the Brier in Regina to move to 4-1 heading into the evening draw. The team includes Mike McCarville Jordan Potts and Kurtis Byrd and has a day off before two round robin games Thursday.

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