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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 2024
Page
3
The City of Thunder Bay seeks input on two proposals to reshape elections. One keeps a hybrid ward and at large system, the other moves to a pure at large council with two at large seats potentially retained. Public surveys and sessions run through October and November.
Opponents of a potential Northwestern Ontario nuclear waste repository picketed a Liberal fundraiser to press MP Marcus Pawlowski and federal energy minister Jonathan Wilkinson. Spokesman Charles Faust urged Pawlowski to meet constituents and present a We the Nuclear Free North petition in Parliament. The Nuclear Waste Management Organization backs a deep geological repository with two finalist sites, aiming to decide by year end and begin construction about a decade later.
The Inspectorate of Policing will closely monitor the Thunder Bay Police Service Board and the service to ensure compliance with Ontario policing laws and regulations. Findings and any directions will be published on the Inspectorate website. The board chair Karen Machado stressed collaboration and transparency while implementing past recommendations and strengthening oversight for diverse Thunder Bay communities.
A 23 year old woman identified as Trinity was found dead Thursday in Fort Frances Ontario. Police say the death is not suspicious and foul play is not involved. Trinity was last seen Oct 2 entering the CN yard on Fifth Street West. Further details will not be released. A separate hit and run in Thunder Bay involved a grey Chevrolet High Country truck which struck a vehicle three times and fled the scene. No injuries reported. Authorities seek the suspect and vehicle and urge tips to 1 888 310 1122 or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222 8477. A Thunder Bay Police Service officer was charged with theft under 5000 and breach of trust and suspended with pay. Court proceedings prevent further comment. public confidence remains a priority.
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