Police probe weapon report at school Atikokan youth charged
A 15 year old student at Northern Lakes K-12 School in Atikokan was arrested after a weapons incident prompted a shelter in place. The youth faces one count of uttering threats and one count of possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and appeared in bail court. Police seek tips from the public.
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Tribunal finds Emo vote discriminatory against Pride group
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario ruled the Township of Emo discriminated against Borderland Pride by denying a 2020 Pride Month proclamation and flag display. The township must pay 15000 in compensation, with Mayor Harold McQuaker personally liable for 5000, and a human rights training course required for township leadership within 30 days.
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Borderland Pride
Northern Ontario Pride Network
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Katie Shoemaker
Karen Dawson
Harold McQuaker
Harold Bowen
Derland Pride
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McQuaker
Bowen
Toles
Judson
Shoemaker
Emo Council
Bridge upgrade near Thunder Bay resumes lights for concrete work
Portable traffic lights return to the Highway 11-17 overpass west of Thunder Bay as final concrete repair and expansion joint work continues. The C$3.3 million project began in May, overseen by Terraworth Construction and Engineering Ltd, with new pavement to be laid and the bridge spanning the CN Rail line four kilometres west of Highway 130.
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Thunder Bay
Ministry of Transportation
MTO
Teraworth Construction and Engineering Ltd
CN Rail
Highway 130
Home search leads to trafficking charges in Thunder Bay
Three people face multiple drug charges after a police search of a Cumberland Street South home. Officers from the Thunder Bay Police Service Intelligence Unit and Ontario Provincial Police Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau seized crack cocaine, fentanyl, cash, and trafficking paraphernalia. Arrested at the scene were a 48 year old Thunder Bay man, a 40 year old Toronto man, and a 16 year old Brampton youth, charged with two counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking and possession of property obtained by crime under 5000, remanded to custody with future court dates.
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Ontario Provincial Police Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau
Cumberland Street
Thunder Bay
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Brampton
Craft Revival boosts Thunder Bay downtown with 180 crafters
The 10th annual Craft Revival lights up Thunder Bay's Waterfront District with 180 plus crafters across 22 North Core businesses. Shoppers roam downtown from Waverley Resources Centre to Prince Arthur's Landing, enjoying horse and carriage rides, free parking, and a $5 parkade fee. The event, started in 2014 by Maelyn Hurley of Goods and Co. Market, aims to launch and grow small local enterprises while reviving the downtown core.
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Waterfront Bia
Waverley
Pratt
Goods and Co
Lovely Body
Waxxed Candle
Craft Revival
Maelyn Hurley
Goods and Co. Market
Hurley
Thunder Bay
Red River Road
Nadia Contracting
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