James Murray
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NetNewsLedger - Superior CVI Says No Evidence of Threat Directed Toward School as Police Investigate (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY — Superior Collegiate and Vocational Institute says there is no evidence of a threat directed toward the school at this time, following concerns raised by a social media post. In a message to families posted on Meta, Superior CVI said Thunder Bay Police Service is investigating the matter “out of an abundance of caution.” The school acknowledged concerns among students, families and staff, and said its principal and staff have been proactive in responding. “While we understand the co
NetNewsLedger - Trump Escalates Canada Trade Dispute with Import Bans on Alcohol, Dairy and Vehicles (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – BUSINESS AND TRADE – September 30, 2026 – The United States has escalated its trade dispute with Canada by replacing 50% tariffs on certain Canadian products with outright import bans. The new restrictions took effect at 12:01 a.m. Eastern time on September 29, 2026. They cover selected Canadian alcoholic beverages, dairy products, motorcycles and other motor vehicles identified in US tariff schedules. The change is more serious than another tariff increase. A tariff makes an imported p
NetNewsLedger - OPINION: Twin Carefully, But Do Not Undervalue Canada's Northern Lifeline (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY – OPINION – If a serious collision closes Highway 11 or Highway 17 in Northern Ontario, the problem is not measured only by the number of vehicles waiting behind the barricade. Food, fuel, mail, medicine, mine supplies, forestry products and other freight can be delayed. Workers can miss shifts. Patients can lose access to appointments. Tourists can be stranded. Trucking companies may face extra driver time, fuel costs and border complications. In some locations, the nearest practica
NetNewsLedger - Northeast Ontario Wildfire Update: New Sudbury Fire Not Under Control (opens the original)
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SUDBURY — WILDFIRE UPDATE — One new wildland fire was confirmed in Ontario’s Northeast Fire Region on Tuesday, Sept. 29, bringing the region’s active fire count to two. According to Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services’ 6:15 p.m. EDT update, the newly confirmed fire is not under control. The region’s other active fire is being observed. Sudbury 64 (SUD064) covers approximately 0.1 hectare and is located about one kilometre northeast of Cranberry Lake and two kilometres south of Round Lak
NetNewsLedger - NetNewsLedger's September 29 NewsHawk briefing covers LNG Canada, global conflict, Ontario steel jobs, NAN's Bill C-39 fight (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY – NEWS DESK – Tuesday, September 29, 2026 – A major Canadian energy investment, continuing pressure from the United States-Iran war, tariff-related job losses in Ontario and a growing dispute over fast-tracked resource development are shaping the news day. For Northwestern Ontario readers, the most important regional developments are the start of another Highway 11/17 widening project near Nipigon, Nishnawbe Aski Nation’s rejection of federal Bill C-39 and preparations for the Nation
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