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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 2024

Page

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Water bill push gains cross party support from Indigenous leaders

Indigenous Services Minister Hajdu and AFN National Chief Woodhouse Nepinak urge MPs to back a bill guaranteeing clean drinking water for First Nations and safeguarding source water. Critics say funding and strong protections are needed as the bill sits at committee amid partisan delays and accusations of broken promises.

Indigenous Services Patty Hajdy Assembly of First Nations Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak Hajdu House of Commons Senate Peared House Andrew Scheer NDP Scheer Woodhouse Nepinak Canada

Waterways cleanup kickoff by divers at Thunder Bay marina

A coalition led by Eco Divers Thunder Bay and partners will deploy divers at the Thunder Bay marina boat launch on October 20 at 10 30 a m to remove plastics metals and debris from the lake. Volunteers may join with gloves and old clothes to help retrieve items including bottles tires and even a disused pistol from the water.

Eco Divers Thunder Bay Thunder Country Diving Ontario Public Service Employees Union City of Thunder Bay Marina Len Mason Ontario Mason Wally Peterson Rocky Bay First Nation Nipigon Silver Harbour Fishermen’s Park Peterson Marina OPSEU Marina Park

Ontario funds still open for wetlands program for farmers

Ontario says the Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program still has funds in its second intake. Since June, more than 215 projects across wetlands and reduced tillage have drawn over 12 million dollars. Eligible farmers can receive up to 30 dollars per acre for reduced tillage and up to 25 thousand dollars per acre for new wetlands.

Ontario Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness Rob Flack Lawrence MacAulay Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association Association Phil Degema World Wild Life Fund WWF Ontario

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