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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 03, 2025

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Terrifying fire north of Harkett sparks safety worries

A north of Harkett blaze prompts residents to seek guidance as a handyman offers practical advice on prevention and response amid the incident. The report highlights neighborhood impact and safety measures being discussed by local authorities and volunteers.

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Royal presence to open Canadian Parliament session

Prime Minister Carney announced King Charles will attend the May session of Parliament in Ottawa to deliver the speech from the throne, underscoring sovereignty amid U S pursuits. Carney outlined priorities including a middle class tax cut, expanded dental care, and housing initiatives, with a White House meeting set for May.

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Officer cleared of assault in Thunder Bay case

A Thunder Bay Police Service officer, Staff Sgt. Michael Dimini, was found not guilty of assault after a four day trial. The judge ruled the force used during a 2016 incident on Carrie Street was not unlawful and the officer acted within his duties. Dimini still faces obstruction of justice and breach of trust charges set for later trial.

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Thunder Bay officers plan appeal of assault convictions

Constable Ryan Dougherty and Constable Andrew Frankow, both found guilty of assault causing bodily harm in separate cases, have filed or been granted extensions to file notices of appeal. Dougherty seeks to overturn or retry his 2022 incident on Oliver Road with a suspended sentence and probation. Frankow, convicted in 2023 for a 2022 bus shelter incident, received a two year probation and 150 hours of community service.

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