Bomb threat disrupts Thunder Bay drag reading event at library
A bomb threat forced the closure of the Mary J.L. Black Library branch delaying StoryTime with Thunder Bay Drag Queens. Police found no credible danger and the library reopened. Investigations continue as community groups condemn the act and support inclusivity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J.L. Black
Thunder Bay
Thunder Pride
Rainbow Collective
Wiggins Productions
Darcy Fleury
P3tips
New $30 Million Truck Inspection Site Opens Near Thunder Bay
Ontario reports more than 4 000 vehicle inspections and 3 200 charges on major northern routes in 2023 while unveiling a new 30 million dollar truck inspection site east of Thunder Bay in Shuniah Township. The facility will operate on an as needed basis and not be staffed round the clock. Local officials welcome the safety boost and aim for consistent daytime hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunder Bay
Shuniah
Ministry of Transportation
Shamah
Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association
Wendy Landry
Landry
Conmee
Sheila Maxwell
NDP
Lise Vaugeois
Thunder Bay-Superior North
Transgender Voices Push Back Against Misinformation
Advocates say misinformation surrounding gender identity harms transgender and non binary youth in Canada. They highlight education and reliable information as key, noting puberty blockers are not given before puberty and can ease the decision process while gender affirming care shows mental health benefits for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupré Latour
West Africa
Canada
Latour
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Alberta
Danielle Smith
Smith
Annie Pullen
Montreal
Houzeau
Pullen Sansfacon
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Threat
the Northwest
Sansfac¢on
Université de Montréal
Department of Social Work
Gris-Montréal
Marie Houzeau
Dupre Latour
Marostica
Subaru
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