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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 29, 2025

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Shebandowan Marks 100 Years of Car Travel to Village

The Shebandowan historical society celebrates a century of car access on July 19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A smoother Highway 11 route now links the village, boosting cottage growth on Lake Shebandowan to over 500 seasonal dwellings. Raffle tickets are sold at the community centre postal outlet.

Shebandowan Dawson Road Historical Society Highway 11 Shebandowan Historical Society Board Pat Hackl Lake Shebandowan

Parliament resumes as Carney faces first question period

Prime Minister Mark Carney answered nine questions in his first Commons grilling about the U S tariff war and the delay of the federal budget. Opposition leaders Scheer and Blanchet pressed on tariffs, sovereignty, and the throne speech omission, while Poilievre's absence loomed. The new Parliament, with 343 MPs sworn in, begins a brief throne speech debate ahead of potential legislation.

Mark Carney United States House of Commons House Andrew Scheer Carney Canada U.S Scheer Donald Trump Pierre Poilievre Poilievre Carleton Bruce Fanjoy Bloc Québécois Yves- Francois Blanchet Blanchet King Charles Justin Trudeau Trump Liberal Parliament Hill Ottawa Francis Scarpaloggia Liberal House Steven MacKinnon

Ontario man jailed 10 years for manslaughter in stabbing

Isaac Talbot Hall of Toronto was sentenced in Thunder Bay to 10 years for manslaughter in the September 2022 stabbing death of Shawn Newsome. Justice Helen Pierce noted the act was avoidable, with aggravating factors including carrying a knife and fleeing the scene. The defence cited remorse and pretrial custody conditions as mitigation.

Ontario Shawn Newsome Thunder Bay Helen Pierce Isaac Talbot-Hall Toronto Talbot-Hall Newsome Andras Court Cumberland Street Pierce Crown

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