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‘Shoe’ kicks off election campaign
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As a city councillor that displayed some tenacity and forethought - I had high hopes when he became mayor. We wallowed through the already started Downtown Plaza, watched the whole city fall further to the grip of an opioid crisis, had Algoma delete half of its work force and still - our elected officials have the audacity to brew up a floating pool in our river to the tune of $17M.When you cast your vote, remember what our Mayor and Council did to help our city. Nothing.Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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Guaranteed on the first Monday morning these lights are out of service, there will be an accident. Then likely again during the next maintenance outage at Algoma Steel … So what is this traffic study? See how many vehicles get wadded up in the next 3-4 months? Anyone that gets t-boned should be merited to sue the city. The only person who’s listening is a councillor that drives through the intersection.
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PUC is going to shell out over a million dollars to purchase private lands zoned rural agricultural, these are all tangible farm fields in a quiet, scenic area.Why not strike a deal with Algoma to build this garbage in the wasted landscape that is the entire west end of their property?
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Make it 40 km/h, keep the lights synchronized, add rubberized speed humps that can be removed for winter plowing. Done.
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Blind River compared to Kemptville? Tell me which one would be considered local…
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If you want it to stop, enforce the rules. 8 consecutive years buying a trail pass and not once have I seen a check station.I can guarantee the riders running mountain cans and trespassing aren’t permit holders, they’re making riders who value the trails look bad. SSM Police or OPP just need to hang around the city limits after a snow storm and they’ll rack up thousands in fines.
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Don’t see too many short-box, step-side trucks like that anymore. The original owner of that truck, owned Reggie’s. So whoever he sold that truck to is an absolute winner …
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There are 18 homes currently backing onto this area from Northridge Road.How exactly to they plan on cramming 238 new units into this stretch? And what about the power corridor to Third Line?You know what happens to people that grow up near power lines …
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Hmm, EAF must be running.
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Why wouldn’t they run it directly to the Old Goulais Bay Road corridor and then south into the city? Or failing that the corridor that runs into the east end of town by Highway 17. Looks like they’re blazing through woodlands on a diagonal for a “make work” project.
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If you drive south down Allens Sideroad towards Baseline, you'll see that Algoma's material yard has slowly turned into a mountain over the years.If they're planning on dredging out a 1/3 of it, where's all of this contaminated material going to end up? What's the impact of having Lake Superior flood into a basin that's been used as, for lack of a better term - a land fill, for almost 100 years?
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120-300 MW for a 300 ton furnace, LSP produces 110 MW.
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https://www.sootoday.com/local-news/17-million-for-a-floating-pool-that-price-isnt-even-close-committee-told-1131900017 million was the proposed total-project cost. What further “research” should anyone be investing their time in? The fact that the idea was tabled is ridiculous. Federal, provincial or municipal funding provided - it doesn’t matter where the money comes from, it’s our pockets.
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