Drag story time at Thunder Bay, Ont., library cancelled after threat, police investigating
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Thunder Bay police are investigating after several bomb threats abruptly closed the public library Saturday, where a drag story time was to be held.
Thunder Bay police are investigating after several bomb threats abruptly closed the public library Saturday, where a drag story time was to be held.
The Mary J.L. Black Public Library on Edward Street South was scheduled to host a Story Time with Thunder Bay Drag Queens event from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., but had to cancel after police received the threat.
"We placed bombs at 901 Edward St. S, Thunder Bay, Ontario," said an email received by several CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca employees on March 16 around 1:40 p.m.
"They will detonate soon. Evacuate now."
Police closed and secured the library and later determined there was no credible threat.
"Incidents like this are a significant draw on police resources and are disruptive and disparaging to many community members," Thunder Bay police said in a news release.
"While people have the right to voice or demonstrate views that oppose inclusivity initiatives, those who choose to break the law are subject to criminal charges."
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