Thunder Bay man pleads guilty to murder charge lesser than first degree
Harley Austin Loon, accused along with brother Travis Loon in the 2022 death of Rusty Russow on Pearl Street, pleaded guilty to a second degree murder charge in Thunder Bay court. Travis Loon faces trial next month. Harley faces sentencing schedule in late June after reports ordered.
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Measles exposure clock ticks across Thunder Bay area
Health unit warns of four new exposure sites and times following a district case. May 7 exposures at Harbourview Family Health Team and LifeLabs on Oliver Road. May 8 exposure at Port Arthur Health Centre and Shoppers Drug Mart. guidance urges monitoring through late May. Vaccination guidance and testing advised.
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MPP Mamakwa Holds Treaty 9 at Ontario Archives
Sol Mamakwa MPP for Ki wetinoong found the 1905 Treaty No 9 documents emotionally powerful during a visit to the Archives of Ontario in North York. He noted signatures from KI Big Trout Lake North Caribou and Fort Severn and reflected on Indigenous rights and the historical role of Duncan Campbell Scott.
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Joly takes on industry as Carney reshapes cabinet
Prime minister transitions cabinet veterans from the Trudeau era with Ja ne Joly moving from foreign affairs to the industry portfolio. David McGuinty becomes defence minister, Champagne stays finance, and Carney assigns Hodgson as natural resources minister while Freeland remains transport head. New roles include Sidhu in international trade and Gainey balancing children and youth with policy work. Eliminated ministers include Wilkinson Blair Miller Gould, Nelson controversial picks, with Guilbeault retaining heritage duties and Indigenous services going to Gull-Masty.
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Assault charge after Kasabonika Lake incident
A Kasabonika Lake First Nation man, 43, was charged with aggravated assault after an early Saturday assault at a residence left the victim seriously injured and transported to Thunder Bay for evaluation. Police seek witnesses and remind the public that allegations are unproven. Police also reported two separate daytime impaired driving collisions in Thunder Bay resulting in charges for a 31-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman with multiple counts.
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Flower Bed Borders to Be Removed Not Flush With Ground
All flower bed borders that are not completely flush with the ground will be removed during this time. The work targets borders that protrude or create uneven edges, ensuring a uniform landscape finish.
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