St Volodymyr's insulation project and history insight
Features explore insulation work at St Volodymyr's and a look back at its historical significance. Also included are At Home and In Nature columns, a David Suzuki piece, a book review, library item returning after 64 years, sports highlights, and a Scotties recap.
Canola Farmers Face Tariffs Threats From China and U S
As snow recedes across fields Canadian canola growers confront a double blow from looming tariffs. China plans a 100 percent levy on canola oil meal and peas, while U S measures add to the pressure, risking lower crop prices and squeezed profits for farmers. Grain Growers of Canada officials call farmers collateral damage in trade disputes.
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Officer cleared in death of man in custody
The Special Investigations Unit found no grounds to charge a Thunder Bay Police Service officer over the death of a 39-year-old man in custody last spring. The man, arrested under the Mental Health Act, died three days after CPR was performed following a morning discovery in his Balmoral cell. The post mortem cited cocaine toxicity with heart issues. SIU director Martino said there was no evidence of drug ingestion in the cell and no criminal neglect by officers.
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Inquest jury gives 24 recommendations on inmate mental health
The coroner's inquest into Sherman Quisses death at Thunder Bay Correctional Centre returned 24 recommendations directed at the Ministry of the Solicitor General. They urge expanded mental health care within the centre, staff training on Indigenous programs, and a new mental health unit at a future facility. The verdict found death by brain injury from a neck stab wound and ruled it homicide.
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Thunder Bay seeks public input on transit system survey
The City of Thunder Bay invites residents to complete an online survey over four weeks to shape the future hybrid transit model and asset management plan. The survey seeks input on service levels, improvements, and investment priorities to meet resident needs. Filed from Doug Diaczuk.
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Amy Coomes
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