COLUMN: Mayor's move has rendered statue 'unbearably toxic'
OrilliaMatters
9Talk is cheap , throw your hat in the ring and see if u can do a better job.
24- Mel St.Onge
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Steelworkers call Tenaris investments a win for workers and the community
SooToday 3You going to talk about this forever. I created a job down at the grocery store, I dropped a jar of pickels on floor, and someone had to come clean it up. It wasn't a big job it only took a few minutes. I'm not one of these professional job creators, and I don't have the necessary resources at my disposal to create a big job. In any event I'm not seeing any headlines about it.
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LETTER: Pothole problem getting out of control
TBNewsWatch 20Do you enjoy potholes Johnny, you are the whiner
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Two area residents fined for trapping violations
TBNewsWatch 9Its part of a culture and tradition. Modernity has blinded us to our relationship to all living things.
15- Kay Rein
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Missing person Kelsey Anderson now a 'private family matter'
TBNewsWatch 13They’re asking for privacy due to a death in the family, that’s not that hard to understand. If the only reason you’re helping is to be able to get details then maybe you want to rethink your reason for helping.
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Sault senior continues to struggle without electricity
SooToday 20Community agencies need to come together and make things happen for this lady. No one should have to put up with the kind of abuse this lady is receiving from her landlord. Shame on him!!!
1- Retreaded
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Sault senior continues to struggle without electricity
SooToday 19Im a landlord. Hopefully a good one. LTB made rulings.orders a year ago and she is in this way? I dont understand...DSSAB could do more....other agencies could help. There has to be more to this story...
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Two area residents fined for trapping violations
TBNewsWatch 16I’m sure humans can come up with other ways to meet spiritual needs. How does letting an animal suffer in a trap to harvest its skin meet those needs more than an alternative can. I understand culture, I understand connection and community. I hunt and fish and certainly am not ignorant to any of this whatsoever, but the need to kill animals for something other than sustenance is not necessary in this day and age.
4- PancakeBubbler
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Two area residents fined for trapping violations
TBNewsWatch 14@Kay Rein - it is NOT part of everyone's culture and tradition. and in fact, it is not necessary -and in my opinion, just cruel. i doubt very much that leaving an animal to suffer while is it trapped in a snare is a "good" relationship.
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Algoma Public Health now certified as a living wage employer
SooToday 11A Government funded organization is voluntarily increasing wages. So kind and compassionate when using tax payers money.
8- BigDaddy
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Large demolition equipment set to arrive at former hospital site, mayor says
SooToday 5Sounds similar to Trump saying Iran war is close to over!
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COLUMN: Mayor's move has rendered statue 'unbearably toxic'
OrilliaMatters 13Helped especially by Cipolla, Whitney-Smith and Leatherdale. In secret, without authorization. Seems like an obvious case for the integrity commissioner. Did these three (or 4 with McIsaac) have illegal closed door meetings to conduct city business without the knowledge of the rest of council?
4- Onlooker
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Two area residents fined for trapping violations
TBNewsWatch 9Give up trapping then people like you will come after the moose hunters .Stay in your own lane .
7- Ring of Fire Dude
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Algoma Public Health now certified as a living wage employer
SooToday 8More like shame on the for-profit workplaces who make their employees line up at food banks while the bosses buy another vacation home.
4- KiwiOnASticK
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Hey kids, don’t pick the trilliums!
SooTodayI say pick ‘ em and send them to Doug Ford.
10- Christian Guy
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With warmer weather, paving scams resurfacing
BayToday 1I used to do building repair work and I found that whenever dishonest customers were determined to scam the contractor, the cops always went against the contractor despite doing no real investigation work at all. Hence my warning to law abiding members of the public is, watch out for cops trying to scam you. Cops are generally enormously sloppy, negligent and over paid. I think that's why so many end up on stress leave. The few realize they've been siding with criminals due to systemic institutional unfairness and their own failure to investigate alleged crimes properly.
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‘They’re hungry’: Tick nymphs pose extra danger, expert warns
TBNewsWatch 7Some clarification is required because terms are being confused here. Most cases of early-stage Lyme disease are successfully treated with ONE COURSE (NOT ONE DOSE) of oral antibiotics for a prescribed COURSE of 3, 7, 10, 14 or 21 days. And you may take 1 to 4 DOSES (meaning pills or sometimes a liquid antibiotic) each day for the prescribed COURSE, depending on the antibiotic prescribed. So one dose per day taken for a course of 7 days = 7 pills.
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Missing person Kelsey Anderson now a 'private family matter'
TBNewsWatch 1This is absolutely correct. The police can't just bring the public in to these occurrences and then suddenly declare they are a "private family matter", when they no longer need public assistance.
6- Alice Miller
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'You don't need money to protest:' Pride march set for this Saturday
TBNewsWatch 3Maybe look up what they are talking about instead of picking apart rhetoric and grammar. You’re not benefiting either side. You’re making people like yourself look ignorant.
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‘They’re hungry’: Tick nymphs pose extra danger, expert warns
TBNewsWatch 6Only one dose needed.
- lookatallthefacts
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