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Doug Diaczuk

Thunder Bay
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Author and journalist. My novels Chalk and Just Like a Real Person are available now. Reporting for @tbnewswatch. Views expressed are my own.
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Ribfest makes big location change

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By Doug Diaczuk
| The Chronicle-Journal Verified
A summer event that has had several homes over the years has found a new one just outside of Thunder Bay city limits. Ribfest 2026 in August will be hosted at the Thunder City Speedway in Oliver Paipoonge.
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Damaging fire spread to neighbour

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By Doug Diaczuk
| The Chronicle-Journal Verified
A fire at an abandoned building on Thunder Bay's north side wound up spreading to a neighbouring house on Thursday. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to reports of the blaze at 3:45 p.m. on Johnson Avenue, where first arriving crews saw flames and heavy smoke showing from all openings of the building. High winds on Thursday resulted in the flames spreading to the roof of a neighbouring residence. All neighbouring buildings were evacuated and there were no reports of injuries.
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People don’t reflect enough on freedoms, proud Canadian says

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By Doug Diaczuk
| The Chronicle-Journal Verified
Canada Day started with the roar of cannons at Fort William Historical Park as hundreds gathered early on the hottest day of the summer so far. "We are pretty excited about that," said Patrick Morash, Fort William Historical Park general manager. "I suspect people are probably trying to come early to beat the heat.
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