SaltToday

THEY SHOULD CLOSE DOWN WSIB, IT DOES NOT TAKE CARE OF INJURED WORKERS AT ALL THEY. ACTUALLY HARASS THE INJURED WORKERS , THEY EVEN GO AGAINST THEIR OWN ORTHOPEADIC DR. IN TORONTO. AND ALSO PAY COMPANYS A REBATE TO THEM NOT TO INJURED WORKERS GO FIGURE THAT I KNOW WITH MY EXPERIENCE THEIR TERRIBLE AND MANY OTHERS I TALK TO. YOU CAN SAVE TAX DOLLARS CLOSE IT DOWN .THE INTENTION WAS A GOOD ONE FOR YEARS BUT NOT ANYMORE.

- thundercat

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Part of Lower Patricia Boulevard closed due to flooding

PrinceGeorgeCitizen

Natures way of flushing out the filthy cesspool of Moccasin Flats and hopefully flushing it downriver right out into the Strait of Georgia.

- BGeez

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The cold, hard facts about last winter's warming centre

BayToday

It's no wonder why everyone and their dog are flocking to the bay. Free everything.

- Lee Paul

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Bridge closure sparks concerns over emergency access and property values

SooToday

Rebuilding a new bridge would be an enormous waste of money. It literally puts people an extra 1-2 minutes maximum out of their way to have to go to Town Line Road instead of the Carpin Beach Road direction. Decommission and fix more of the roads that need some attention.

- Robert O’maley

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Algoma District School Board plans to reduce buildings from 38 to

SooToday

but it had become a dumping ground for social misfits

- Oldprof

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Bridge closure sparks concerns over emergency access and property values

SooToday

Look how long it took them to rebuild the Sussex bridge. Almost 10 years after they closed it for the same reason and they totally screwed that up too. Made it one lane. Just fix the damn bridge and let these people move on with their daily lives. Nevermind your water front river pool and domestic beaches. Our infrastructure is over 60+ years old and needs to be fixed. Our roads are listed as some of the worst in ontario, fix them. I'm getting tired of this counsel wasting money on stops projectswhen there is more important issues

- couch_potato_77

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Bridge closure sparks concerns over emergency access and property values

SooToday

This decision to rebuild the bridge will no doubt come to council. But this same council might think that this urban beach proposal is more important to the city. Unbelievable folks !!! Our property taxes are going to be over 4% and heading closer to 5%. Saultites should be screaming from the roof tops over how this city council decides what is a priority & what is not. These tax & spenders are like 4 year olds…. everything they see, they want !!! And you & I get the bill to pay for it !!And let’s not even talk about what’s happening with Algoma Steel & trump’s 50% upcoming tariffs. Folks, we are in deep you know what & no leadership to deal with it. None !!! Especially in Ottawa !!

- Frank Fata

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Part of Lower Patricia Boulevard closed due to flooding

PrinceGeorgeCitizen

The great flood to purge Prince George of its sins? 😆

- Lou Maurice

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Mood at Algoma Steel is 'terrible' one day before Trump could increase tariffs to 50%

SooToday

Would you mind reposting that comment and adding your real name to it

- Oldprof

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Opinion: MNR won’t admit Ontario has a dwindling moose problem

BayToday

Almost hit one on the San Dam road tiday... 🙂

- Propaganda

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Downtown parking enforcement frustrates poverty relief groups

GuelphToday

Which is my point. If the lane is blocked with parked cars and someone wants on or off the bus, the bus has to stop in the only through lane just a few feet from a busy intersection. Traffic could then get backed up into the intersection as the cars are unable to go around the bus.

- Runningrebel

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Cross-border agencies team up for St. Marys River security operation

SooToday

Believing that the US can take over Canada is like believing in fairy tales. It will never happen. The US couldn't even suppressed the activities of the Houthis. The US government Is crippled by cuts and constant chaos.

- Lovethenorth

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It's Greta time: Climate action movement comes to town

SooToday

Classic deniers ignorance.

- reality check

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Sault border traffic up in May compared to April

SooToday

Crossings in May of 2025 are close to 28,000 fewer than May of 2024, a drop of 29.8 percent. Only in your Trump-addled alternate universe would that be considered packing it in.

- Puhlease

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Algoma District School Board plans to reduce buildings from 38 to

SooToday

8 hours per day ??? where did you go to school

- Oldprof

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Sault Police Service receives 'code of silence' award for its 'transparency tax'

BayToday

This is an example of double dipping. The police are paid by the tax payers. IMO any public sector job or department should not be charging additional fees to do their job. I welcome a Department Of Ministry Efficiency to audit the various government levels. Someone told me long ago that the police don't protect people, they protect public interest and public property.What's interesting is that many law enforcement officers, peace officers, and constables on patrol, are part of a fraternity (free masonry) that promotes protecting their fellow members. Their fraternal oaths supercedes our laws, and the oath they took to become a police officer. They swear to more severe oaths at each level in their fraternity. Free Masons must protect a fellow member, at any cost, including committing purgery.Many police officers, politicians and lawyers are part of this fraternity that protects their own, while holding their fraternal oaths above the law.

- Logan Sol

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COLUMN: Are we raising a generation afraid to fail? Work ethic still matters

OrilliaMatters

Ok boomer

- Onlooker

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