Province wide child porn probe nets mass arrests
The OPP led Project Aquatic with 27 agencies resulting in 64 charged people and 348 counts across Ontario. 34 victims identified from infant to 18 years. 30 children safeguarded. Thunder Bay saw two arrests a 28 year old man and an 18 year old. 607 devices seized and one suspect held 21 terabytes of material. Youngest arrest was a 16 year old from Windsor. oldest an 89 year old man from Toronto.
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Lighthouse Rescue event returns to Thunder Bay harbor
The United Way of Thunder Bay brings back the Great Lighthouse Rescue on June 1 at Thunder Bay Main Lighthouse. Agencies collect donations to be rescued by HMCS Griffon crew, with a donor matching up to 15000 dollars. Event runs 10 am to 5 pm from Pier 3 with food trucks booths and a sea shanty sing along.
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Sunset Memorial Gardens
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Greenstone hosts community clean up with prizes and safety tips
Greenstone municipality launches a community clean-up challenge running through May with a June end date and July prize draw. Participants register, form up to five people, and submit crew photos. pickers, bags, gloves, and safety sheets are loaned from ward offices.
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Jamie McPherson
Alan Oullet
Survey Aims to Shape Workplace Health Improvements
A province funded five year study seeks to map worker health risks including low mood and anxiety. Kristman says focus is on workplace changes rather than employee traits, with aggregate employer data and biannual follow ups while ensuring privacy. Participants aged 14 plus, employed or self employed in the past year, may join online at workinghealth.ca.
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James Street Swing Bridge Closed for 24 Hours
Watermain repairs with Canadian National Railway will close the James Street Swing Bridge to all traffic from 7 a.m. Tuesday for 24 hours. No through traffic. pedestrians urged to use caution and expect delays. Filed from Jodi Lundmark.
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