By Marissa Lentz-McGrath, Local Journalism Initiative, TimminsToday.com \u200bMOOSE FACTORY – Two years have passed since 21-year-old Loni Chum was killed, and her family says the pain has only grown deeper with time. \u201cIt\u2019s been 731 days,\u201d said her father, Robert Chum, who described the past week as \u201cheavy.\u201d \u201cHardly anyone\u2019s sleeping,\u201d he said. Loni\u2019s death is believed to be the result of a hit-and-run on Jaban Road in Moose Factory in the early hours of Nov. 7, 2023. The case remains unsolved. The James Bay OPP is leading the ongoing investigation, and no charges have been laid. The hardest part for Chum is living without answers in a community where reminders of Loni are everywhere. \u201cMoose Factory is a small community. We know everybody here and everybody knows my family,\u201d… <\/p>\n
By Marissa Lentz-McGrath, Local Journalism Initiative, TimminsToday.com \u200bMOOSE FACTORY – Two years have passed since 21-year-old Loni Chum was killed, and her family says the pain has only grown deeper with time. \u201cIt\u2019s been 731 days,\u201d said her father, Robert Chum, who described the past week as \u201cheavy.\u201d \u201cHardly anyone\u2019s sleeping,\u201d he said. Loni\u2019s death is believed to be the result of a hit-and-run on Jaban Road in Moose Factory in the early hours of Nov. 7, 2023. The case remains unsolved. The James Bay OPP is leading the ongoing investigation, and no charges have been laid. The hardest part for Chum is living without answers in a community where reminders of Loni are everywhere. \u201cMoose Factory is a small community. We know everybody here and everybody knows my family,\u201d... <\/p>\n