Jodi Lundmark is a journalist for the Chronicle Journal, specializing in local news coverage in the Northwest region. With a focus on community events, crime, and government initiatives, Jodi provides timely and accurate reporting to keep readers informed about important local issues.
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Primary students at Kingsway Park Public School received a lesson in bicycle safety as well as a free helmet on Wednesday.
By: Jodi Lundmark
By Jodi Lundmark The Chronicle-Journal John Collin has moved into the City of Thunder Bay's manager's office.
By: Jodi Lundmark
Anyone building campfires this long weekend or celebrating with fireworks is asked to use caution despite a quiet forest fire season so far in the Northwest.
By: Jodi Lundmark
Several community organizations are joining forces to raise money to address food insecurity in Thunder Bay with the return of a community barbecue this month.
By: Jodi Lundmark
The Thunder Bay Art Gallery received two six-figure donations to its community capital campaign on Thursday as the new waterfront gallery is still eyeing a 2026 opening.
A provincial grant has helped the Thunder Bay Good Food Box program build resiliency.
By: Jodi Lundmark
Students taking part in a summer learning program at Algonquin Avenue Public School received a visit from some animal friends on Thursday.
By: Jodi Lundmark
A Thunder Bay man who suffered a concussion and fractured nose in an interaction with a city police officer two years ago said the alleged assault
By Jodi Lundmark, The Chronicle-Journal The Lockyer Boys continue to make their music heard around the world.
By: Jodi Lundmark
A Thunder Bay police officer accused of assault went into details of his interaction with the complainant and admitted he started the physical part of the confrontation when he “grabbed his arm.”
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