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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 05, 2024

Page

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Murray Sinclair remembered with teepee and sacred fire in Winnipeg

Mourners from across Canada honour Murray Sinclair at the Manitoba legislature where a teepee and sacred fire mark his death age 73. Premier Wab Kinew and Sinclair's family join the ceremony as flags fly at half mast and tributes recall his role in reconciling Canadian history.

Manitoba Murray Sinclair Truth and Reconciliation Commission Sinclair Winnipeg Walt Kinew Kinew Kinen Murray

Hands-on riveting session at Jill of All Trades event

Autumn Garton and Coral Hamon, high school students from La Verendrye and Superior Collegiate, learned riveting from Confederation College instructor Elaina Roberts during a Jill of All Trades session at the College. See page A2 for full story.

Autumn Garton Ecole Secondaire Catholique de la Verendrye Coral Hamon Superior Collegiate and Vocational Institute Confederation College Elaina Roberts Jill of All Trades

Fort William First Nation highlights annuities case during Treaties Week

During Treaties Recognition Week Fort William First Nation spotlights a presentation by Mike Restoule, lead plaintiff in an annuities lawsuit against federal and provincial governments over 1850 treaty obligations. The case, nearing final settlement, cites a $4 annual annuity last raised in 1875 and calls for Crown negotiation with Robinson Superior First Nations.

Fort William Confederation College Lakehead University Federal Supreme Court The Crown Robinson Superior First Nations

Marina Park Parking Metres Deter Local Visitors

Thunder Bay locals warn paid meters across the waterfront hurt Marina Park and downtown economy. Aldo Roberto and business owner Kyle Allan say signage failures and new meters drive away diners, tourists, and hockey fans, emptying the park and harming surrounding venues.

Thunder Bay Marina Park Marina Aldo Roberto South Core Roberto Kyle Allan Windy Shores Cafe Delta Allan Levard Lake Fort William Gardens Thunderwolves Northstars

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