Thunder Bay Rowing Club Opens Fresh Season
The Thunder Bay Rowing Club launches its new season with renewed training and early regatta plans. Coaches highlight team depth and individual athletes aiming for regional competition.
10 May 2025
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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 10, 2025
Page
1
The Thunder Bay Rowing Club launches its new season with renewed training and early regatta plans. Coaches highlight team depth and individual athletes aiming for regional competition.
A lab confirmed measles case has been detected in Thunder Bay District. The infected person contracted the disease abroad and is recovering. Public exposure may have occurred on Air Canada Flight AC1195 from Toronto to Thunder Bay May 4 between 9 40 and 11 p m and at Thunder Bay International Airport terminal building 11 p m to 1 30 a m. Risk to the public remains low as health officials follow contacts and other exposure sites. Continued on page A3.
Thunder Bay event invites all ages to explore science technology engineering arts and math with battle bots virtual reality chess and Jenga at Quest Tech and Gaming. McKellar Park Public School students joined Friday morning activities. Admission is free and event runs 12 to 6 p.m.
Ontario Provincial Police boost May searches for Kendall Paul in the Kenora area using aerial drones a helicopter grid search and ground teams. Authorities focus on Park Street Laurenson's Creek and surrounding terrain while canvassing neighborhoods and distributing missing person flyers. Call 1 888 310 1122 with tips or contact Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 8477.
Canada’s labor market shows cracks in April as tariffs bite the economy. Unemployment rose to 6.9 percent nationally, with Ontario hit hard in manufacturing and retail, while Windsor’s rate jumped to 10.7 percent. Net jobs rose 7,400, but hours worked and wages cooled slightly. experts warn rates may rise further this summer before stabilization.
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