They obviously had other problems between them. It's still an unusual story.
There was a murder in Kenora. I think this brings Northwestern Ontario, with 235,000 people, to 6 homicides. (Three in Thunder Bay, one in Kenora, two on various First Nations.)
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Kenora police lay murder charges
tbnewswatch | March 25, 2009
http://www.tbnewswatch.com/news/Default.aspx?cid=5622
Police have charged two Kenora men with murder.
The charges follow the discovery of a man’s body on Saturday on the CP Rail tracks near that city. A post mortem has been performed on the body and the victim has been identified as 43-year-old Edward Wilson of Kenora.
Police did not release the cause of death.
Kenneth Ivall, 39, and Angela Duchesne, 23, were in court Wednesday to face charges of second-degree murder.
Their case was adjourned, and they are expected to be back in court at a later date. Their next court date could not immediately be confirmed.
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Looks like this is shaping up to be one of our worst years as far as homicide goes.
January 1: Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (
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January 15: Thunder Bay (1st) (
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January 23: Thunder Bay (2nd) (
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February 20: Kasabonika (
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March 21: Thunder Bay (3rd) (
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March 25: Kenora (
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Even if we don't get any more, that is a rate of 2.55/100,000, which I think is higher than the national average.