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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 12, 2024

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Tantalizing to think about who might be out there

An expert weighs pros and cons of council electoral options, while readers consider potential candidates. The page highlights upcoming features and context as the weekend outlook includes arts and events.

Thunder Bay police probe over Indigenous death, missing persons

Ontario inspector general of policing will inspect Thunder Bay Police Service and its board amid public complaints. The review, under the Community Safety and Policing Act, will assess death and missing person investigations and adherence to leading practices and past oversight recommendations.

Thunder Bay Teschner Inspectorate of Policing Ontario Spectorate

Thunder Bay immigration pilot ends with 1200+ arrivals

The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot delivered via Thunder Bay CEDC concluded August 31 after helping over 1,200 newcomers settle in the region. Jamie Taylor notes strong employer support with 500+ eligible employers onboarded and 900+ residency recommendation letters issued as Ottawa plans a new five year pilot.

Thunder Bay Taylor Community Economic Development Commission John Collin Canada Collin Development Commission

Trucks at risk as inspection station staffing debated

Thunder Bay area MPP Lise Vaugeois of the NDP says a $30 million Shamiah inspection station on Highway 117 near Thunder Bay should be staffed full time to improve safety. She notes MTO inspectors currently use the facility only on an as needed basis, and that Northern Ontario relies on fewer than 30 inspectors to patrol the region. Drivers report training costs up to $40,000 and limited access to qualified instructors, while truckers describe pressure to meet deadlines and docked wages.

Thunder Bay Lise Vaugeois NDP Thunder Bay-Superior North Vaugeois Ministry of Transportation MTO Ontario Ontario Truckers Association Highway 17 Rossport

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