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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 09, 2024

Page

3

Thunder Bay conducts heat emergency training with regional agencies

City officials and emergency responders from Thunder Bay, EMS, police, fire, regional hospital and community groups carried out a province mandated heat wave drill based on a 1936 humidex scenario. The exercise ends with debriefs and expert reviews, aiming to maintain safe services and strong communication.

Thunder Bay Norm Gale Gale Jacob Porter Porter

Resignations and allegations hit Nipigon council

Nipigon Mayor Suzanne Kukko and council address four councillor resignations and Kathrine Sakamoto's departure. Kukko defends voting on the municipal accommodation tax, denies misconduct claims, and notes past council decisions followed bylaws. She refutes Mackenzie’s accusations, emphasizes democracy, and discusses community concerns about councillors seeking election while others depart.

Nipigon Suzanne Kukko Kathrine Sakamoto Gordon MacKenzie Sakamoto Kukko Mackenzie Council

Thunder Bay man charged after raid on Woodlawn Ave

Police say information led to a Wednesday raid and seizure of electronic devices. Alan Justin-Gomez, 21, is charged with possession of child adult material and accessing child adult material. He appeared in court and is remanded with a future date. Police seek tips via Det Const Joel Manherz or Crime Stoppers.

Thunder Bay Wood Joel Manherz Pstips.com

Nuclear waste talks shadow Canada decarbonization options

York University professor Mark Winfield urges Canada to pursue pathways other than nuclear power to cut emissions, calling nuclear expansion a last resort due to a growing unmanageable waste stream. He cites energy storage and renewables as advancing faster than nuclear and notes a pending Ignace vote on continuing site selection for a deep geological repository.

Canada York University Mark Winfield Environment North Thunder Bay Ignace Ontario Northwest University of Calgary Jason Doney Donev Winfield Japan Fukushima Daiichi Finland Highway 17 Wabigoon Lake South Bruce

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