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Sam Jaffe Goldstein

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Mamakwa inquest produces 22 recommendations for prison system

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By Sam Jaffe Goldstein
| yourthunderbay.ca
Warning: This story makes references to suicide. The verdict is out on the inquest into the death of Kevin Mamakwa, who died at 27-years-old while in the custody of the century-old Thunder Bay District Jail in 2020. The inquest, run by the provincial Office of the Chief Coroner, assembled a five-person jury to come to a determination about Mamakwa’s cause of death and make recommendations to the Ministry of the Solicitor General, which runs Ontario’s prisons.
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Great Lighthouse Rescue launches 4th annual fundraiser

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By Sam Jaffe Goldstein
| yourthunderbay.ca
For the fourth time in as many years, teams of volunteers are being ferried to the Thunder Bay Main Lighthouse by sailors of the Navy Reserve to be “stranded.” The stranded teams are tasked with fundraising in collaboration with United Way Thunder Bay before they can be “rescued” and taken back to the mainland.
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Community group raising money for waterfront trail

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By Sam Jaffe Goldstein
| yourthunderbay.ca
The Waterfront Trail Rotary Community Action Team (WTRCAT), a local advocacy group pushing for the completion of a trail running along Thunder Bay’s waterfront, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $30,000 to assist the city with the project. WTRCAT was created in 2021 following the city’s announcement of a commitment to building out its waterfront trail system.
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