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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 11, 2025

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Liberal leadership win backed by area MPs

Thunder Bay MPs endorse Mark Carney as Liberal leader in a bid to unify the party and face an unsettled trade war with the United States. Carney won on the first ballot with 85.9 percent of registered member votes, with MPs Pat Hardy and Marcus Pawlowski citing his crisis management experience from the 2008 crash and Brexit as key strengths. Hajdu and Pawlowski say his background equips him to handle uncertainty with the United States as Canada’s main trading partner. The piece notes a Conservative Party poll drop as Carney gains momentum, with continued coverage on page A3.

Liberal Party Thunder Bay Mark Carney United States Carney Justin Trudeau Mark Thunder Bay Superior North Patty Hardy Rainy River Marcus Pawlowski Kenora Hajdu Pawlowski Bank of Canada Bank of England Conservative Party of Canada

Carney vows quick seamless transition to prime minister

Liberal leader Mark Carney vows a seamless and quick transition after his leadership victory. He will be sworn in soon, name a cabinet, and outline election plans while not yet specifying a Commons seat. Carney met Trudeau on Monday to discuss transition and Canada U.S. relations.

Mark Carney Ottawa Justin Trudeau Carney Parliament Hill Trudeau Canada-U.s Commons Andrew Bevan Sachit Mehra Liberal House Steven MacKinnon

Thunder Bay officer gets suspended sentence for assault

Justice Paul O’Marra sentenced Thunder Bay Police Const. Ryan Dougherty for assault causing bodily harm in detaining a 60-year-old man under the Mental Health Act. Dougherty received one year probation and 100 hours of community service, avoiding jail. He must have no contact with the complainant and provide a DNA sample. A civil suit for $1.5 million was filed.

Thunder Bay Paul O’marra Ryan Dougherty Dougherty Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Oliver Road O’marra Vlatko Karadzic Michael Hargadon

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