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VIDEO: As retail theft soars, some businesses are eyeing drastic measures
76Arrest and prosecute.......don't put it on the retailers to "Take Drastic Measures"!
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BREAKING: Justin Trudeau announces he will resign after Liberal leadership race
51Your purchasing power has been decimated by the reckless printing of money, That's the greatest tax of all because we'll blame greedy business people rather than those responsible in government!!!
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Mood at Algoma Steel is 'terrible' one day before Trump could increase tariffs to 50%
SooToday 51So we can't compete in Canada due to cheap steel being dumped in the Canadian market & our politicians want to blame the USA. Maybe a 50% tariff on Chinese steel would be a good place to start, or shall we make it 100% !!!
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BREAKING: Justin Trudeau announces he will resign after Liberal leadership race
32...and now rudderless for four months at a pivotal time.
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Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's 24th prime minister
28He currently cannot be seated in the House of Commons other than as an observer!
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Will there be a demand for Algoma Steel's green steel?
SooToday 15For what?
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President Joe Biden drops out of the 2024 race after disastrous debate inflamed age concerns
12Closer now than when Trump was in.
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Ontario slaps 25 per cent surcharge on electricity to U.S., warns it could go higher
14Amazing how our leadership reacted to tariffs affecting Americans by tariffing the heck out of Canadians, just so they don't seem weak. A head to head trade war with the US will be economically disastrous for Canada in spite of the bite that Americans might feel. Our chances of winning a trade war with the USA are about as likely as Ukraine bringing the Russians to their knees. The solution to this is to negotiate and enhance the economic relationship with a country that borders us and shares language & values. The overlap of Canada 1st & America 1st initiatives is significant & the best opportunities typically come from the toughest adversarial climates!
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Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's 24th prime minister
10He now says by November! What are the odds that he invokes the "Emergencies Act" ???
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Mood at Algoma Steel is 'terrible' one day before Trump could increase tariffs to 50%
SooToday 3Is tourism still Sault Ste Marie Ontario's second largest industry, or is it now the largest? Do Americans represent the majority of that tourism piece?
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Premier Doug Ford chooses new candidate for Sault Ste. Marie
SooToday 9A shame that Soo conservatives can't determine who their nominee will be. A stark reminder of the Sudbury liberal fiasco of a few years ago involving Gerry Lougheed & Andrew Olivier. Seems that the the only sniff at democracy is that you get to vote for the folks your trusted government has appointed!
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‘Great conversation’: Pierre Poilievre will be on Joe Rogan's podcast today
SooToday 6How do you know what will be asked and answered?
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Moosonee breaks 132-year-old weather record
SooToday 4The article eludes to that but.....Top Ten Hottest Days in Moosonee (1932–2023, June 30, 2002: 37.5°C (99.5°F) – Tied for second-highest.May 24, 2012: 37.0°C (98.6°F) – Exceptionally high for May.July 11, 2005: 37.0°C (98.6°F) – Part of a heatwave with multiple days above 35°C.July 12, 2005: 36.0°C (96.8°F) – Consecutive day in the same heatwave.June 13, 2007: 36.0°C (96.8°F) – Early summer peak.July 1, 2002: 35.5°C (95.9°F) – Another high from the 2002 heatwave.July 10, 2005: 35.5°C (95.9°F) – Part of the 2005 heatwave.July 14, 2006: 35.5°C (95.9°F) – Another July peak.July 25, 2007: 35.5°C (95.9°F) – Tied with other July records.Note: The August 10, 2025, record of 33.1°C (91.6°F) is significant but does not make the top ten, as it is lower than the temperatures listed above.
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Steel and aluminum tariffs must be met with appropriate countermeasures: MP Carol Hughes
SooToday 1You are so right! When Trump adds tax cuts to US citizens to counter the impact of tariffs on Americans, then how will our Canadian "Dream Team" respond? Will they cut both income tax and carbon tax, or will that be Trumps check-mate? I don't think Trump is responsible for a 40% drop in Canadians standard of living versus the US in the last 10 years !
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Former Saultite will discuss alternative energy options next week
SooToday 3The countries with the greatest percentage of wind and solar versus other energy sources have the highest overall energy costs.
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Doug Ford says 'country comes first' as Alberta refuses to agree to retaliation plan
SooToday 1It's their resource!
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'I'll never roll over': Ford and Trump both vow strength ahead of trade meeting
1Ford is not authorized to apply tariffs or duties on imports or exports. That is a federal responsibility! ......"Therefore, provincial governments in Canada do not have the authority to impose import or export tariffs independently; such actions are reserved for the federal government."
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