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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 06, 2024

Page

3

Drug bust signals disguised guns point to rising weapon threat

A five month probe by Thunder Bay police led to three arrests, seizures of cocaine fentanyl and oxycodone, and the seizure of firearms including two disguised as a cellphone. Investigators executed four search warrants on three dates, targeting out of town dealers and a local contact.

Jeremy Pearson Thunder Bay Pearson Victoria Avenue Albany Street Gertrude Avenue

Walk Against Nuclear Waste Draws Protesters East and West

About 30 participants from east and west converged south of Highway 17 between Ignace and Dryden for the fifth annual Walk Against Nuclear Waste. The group walked roughly 20 kilometers Sunday in two directions, then returned Monday, amid highway traffic and strong show of support from passing motorists.

Ignace Dryden Wabigoon Sheila Krahn Krahn Nuclear Waste Management Organization Revell Lake Huron Ontario Turtle River Wabigoon Lake Rainy Lake

Thunder Bay to roll out murals via Tourism Muralscape Initiative

The city funds murals through the CEDC Tourism Development Fund to boost Thunder Bay as a cultural destination. Two tours on the Tour App Driftscape will feature north and south side murals, with free downloads and tracking of app usage. The $50,000 budget comes from Municipal Accommodation Tax proceeds, and owners must contribute at least 10 percent. Applications via Visit Thunder Bay.

Thunder Bay Pepe CEDC Visit

Roaming Dogs ByLaw Tightened In Town and Reserve

O'Connor Township will intensify enforcement of its dog bylaw with warnings and penalties for dangerous dogs. A $450 fine applies for letting a dog roam at large. Fort William First Nation also plans to seize roaming dogs and require registration with the animal control department.

O’connor Fort William

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