Precautions enacted to prevent wildfires in several townships
Fire danger rose as municipal outdoor burning bans began in Conmee Gillies Neebing and O Connor amid dry warm forecast. Gillies bulletin cited human caused wildfire risk and limited firefighting resources. On Wednesday a grass fire at a Gillies home burned hay bales damaged vehicles and nearly crossed a highway requiring four extra hours to tear apart and extinguish.
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Mining chief called Ojibways leader a terrible leader uproars
An Ontario mining executive criticized Ojibways of Onigaming Chief Jeffrey Copenace in an email seen by the National Observer, labeling him a terrible leader for opposing a planned 10,000 acre gold exploration near Sioux Narrows and Nestor Falls. The First Nation has faced a long crisis, with a state of emergency since 2014 amid youth deaths, addiction, and housing issues.
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Copenace
Rivet
Thunder Bay Police Drive 250 Charges in Two Day Blitz
A two day traffic blitz by the Thunder Bay Police Service led to 247 charges under the Highway Traffic Act and the Ontario Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act. The Spring into Enforcement project ran May 6 and 7, targeting risky driving in Thunder Bay and Oliver Paipoonge.
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Oliver Paipoonge
Charge laid after deadly crash near Kenora
Ontario Provincial Police charged 31 year old Singh Varinder of Brampton with dangerous operation causing death and dangerous operation causing bodily harm after a February 20 2024 two vehicle crash on Highway 17A near Kenora. The commercial vehicle driver died at the scene and the SUV occupant had minor injuries. Varinder was remanded to court in Kenora later this month.
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Quest Tech and Gaming returns expanding spaces in Thunder Bay
Quest Tech and Gaming fills Fort William Gardens today and Saturday with hands on experiences across science technology engineering arts and math. The event expands to include Fort William Curling Club and features silent disco gaming stations virtual reality tech displays and creative stations for all ages.
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Thaytel Releases 2024 Community Report in Thunder Bay
Thaytel unveils its 2024 Community Report detailing growth plans, stronger connectivity, and deeper ties with local organizations and residents in the Thunder Bay region. The chief officer emphasizes the firm’s resilient business model and ongoing community commitment.
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Thunder Bay
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