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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

18 Sep 2024

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Chronicle Journal

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Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

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Sep 18, 2024

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6

EV plants slowdown hits Loyalist Township Ontario

Loyalist Township near Kingston faces delays at Umicore battery plant as demand projections slide and costs rise. The project once billed as a regional job creator now waits on a comprehensive review of global operations with a push to sustain Canada’s EV supply ambitions amid broader industry slowdowns.

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Loyalist Township Ont Ontario Justin Trudeau Umicore Canada Trudeau Kingston Jim Hegadorn Hegadorn Evs Asia Europe North America Ottawa Doug Ford Ford Motors Co Oakville Deep Greig Mordue McMaster University
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Faith leaders urge Ford to keep supervised consumption sites open

Ontario faith groups rallied at Queen's Park urging Premier Doug Ford to reverse the plan to close 10 supervised consumption sites. The move to an abstinence based model follows Health Minister Sylvia Jones outlining a shift in overdose strategy amid fentanyl. Closure slated for March 31 2025, may worsen deaths with vulnerable users facing reduced privacy and care.

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Toronto Ontario Doug Ford Queen’s Park Ford Sylvia Jones Thunder Bay Path 525 NorWest Maggie Helwig Church of St. Stephen-in
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Toronto teen given probation in homed man death case

The first teen to be sentenced in the Kenneth Lee death pleads guilty to manslaughter and avoids further custody. She receives 15 months pretrial credit and 15 months probation under an Intensive Support and Supervision Program, with conditions including a weapons ban and health treatment. The judge cited accountability and institutional issues in custody.

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Toronto Kenneth Lee David Stewart Rose Rose Lee Leo Adler Eric Shum Shum
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