Crash Kills Driver Near Thunder Bay on Highway 102
Provincial police investigate a fatal crash west of Thunder Bay on Highway 102 near the Sistonen's Corner intersection. A pickup truck collided with a transport truck just before midnight, killing the driver and injuring a passenger. The cause is undetermined and no charges have been announced.
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Grandson pleads guilty to lesser charge in 2022 stabbing
A southern Ontario man originally charged with second degree murder in the 2022 stabbing death of 28 year old Shawn Newsome pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Isaac Talbot Hall appeared via video from Thunder Bay District Jail for sentencing before Justice Helen Pierce. The agreed facts place the incident on September 24, 2022 at Andras Court Cumberland Street South.
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Weather Outlook Mainly Sunny Today
Today features mostly sunny skies with gentle winds. Clear to bright conditions and a pleasant daytime high around 70s. No precipitation expected as a light breeze from the northwest lightens through the afternoon.
Designers chosen for Canadian nuclear waste site in Ontario
Five firms WSP Canada Inc., Peter Kiewit Sons LLC, Hatch Ltd., Thyssen Mining Construction of Canada Ltd., and Kinectrics Inc. were selected by the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to design and plan Canada's deep geological repository for used nuclear fuel in Northwestern Ontario. Craig MacBride noted the teams bring extensive expertise for facility infrastructure, mine design, construction planning, and nuclear systems.
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Pikangikum declares emergency over water in remote First Nation
Pikangikum First Nation, about 230 kilometres north of Kenora near Ontario Manitoba, seeks immediate federal relief after declaring a state of emergency over failing water and wastewater systems. Chief Paddy Peters says urgent help has been ignored and health of more than 4,000 residents is at risk.
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