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Spot the difference? How fake merch inflicts very real harms
79How dare anyone attempt to cut into the profits of the corrupt FIFA and their poor sponsors.
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‘Absolute garbage’ — councillor lashes out at SooToday coverage
SooToday 60Where's the "bullying"? An allegation was made during an open city council meeting. The journalist did their job to investigate a possible new story based on public information. The journalist used the proper channels to get information, the FOI request. Upon receiving the requested information, they proceeded to report on their findings. Before publishing, Councilor Caputo was invited to provide commentary, and refused. That's not bullying, that's the free press doing their job properly.
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Ford government to restrict public access to politicians’ documents
SooToday 56If Ford's crew did nothing wrong, then why race to cover everything up?
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Controversial PC candidate stumps at Greyhound game
SooToday 43Constituency associations are NOT dissolved when an election is called. As a former executive of local constituency association, I can verify that is a lie. Let the conservative lie machine roll.
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Mayor says the Sault's proposed data centre 'not a large-scale facility'
SooToday 43Curious about the quoted 1000 jobs. What will these 1000 people be doing? Can we get a list of potential job descriptions? Most data centers only require a handful of people to keep the lights on. The servers are doing the actual work.
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Convenience stores can start selling booze today — but some local outlets aren’t stocked yet
SooToday 33More booze to distract us from all of the Ford government's failures. Thanks Doug
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City out millions after Station Mall settles years-long property tax appeal
SooToday 32Same building, same property but a tax break because people don't want to shop there? Do we get tax breaks when our kids grow up and move out? Tax laws in this country need to change
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Ontario public servants required to return to office five days a week by January
SooToday 14Return to office because that's what other guys are doing? Isn't that the same as the old peer pressure example of if everyone else jumps off the bridge then you should too? How about base decisions on actual facts? Employees are happier, healthier and more productive at home
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How much debris has been removed from the old hospital?
SooToday 28What about the Plummer site? No sign of anything happening there. Isn't Ruscio under a similar deadline?
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Province investing $500,000 to protect Sault workers from U.S. tariffs
SooToday 15Another provincial funding announcement and our provincial elected representative is not present. Where is Chris Scott and why is he not involved in this announcement?
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Premier Doug Ford chooses new candidate for Sault Ste. Marie
SooToday 22A Ford lapdog to blindly follow Doug. He won't fight for this community. He'll only do as Doug says. This community deserves better.
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Sheehan has not chosen a leadership candidate yet
SooToday 18Of course Terry hasn't decided. He will coddle up to whoever wins in an attempt to keep his lofty paycheck, while doing absolutely nothing.
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Litter ridder: Pitch in to help clean up downtown on Tuesday
SooToday 14These comments are making me sick. I grew up in this community. Most of my life included people taking pride in their community and volunteering a part of they time to pitch in and clean up a little. WE only get nice things if WE all pitch in to make this a better place.
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Long ballots risk making ‘a mockery’ of Canadian elections, experts say
SooToday 23Our current FPTP system is a mockery of democracy. Elected officials don't represent the people of their riding. Libs and Cons blindly vote with the party, even if it will hurt those that they represent. Candidates/parties outside of the big two are always underrepresented. You can't claim majority rule with less than 40% of the vote.
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Survey finds most Ontario drivers see dangerous behaviour, fewer admit to doing it
SooToday 22Can't go anywhere for 5 minutes without seeing someone on their phone while driving. Even at a stop light it's illegal to text and yet you see it too often.
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Proposed bill would allow councillors to be fired
SooToday 24A councilor is hired (elected) by the people to represent the people. City staff shouldn't have the power to remove them. They should only be removed by the public that elected them and not city staff who are not directly accountable to the public.
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City issues parking reminder as winter restrictions set to kick in
SooToday 17If slipping and sliding is ban worthy, we can take half of the cars off of the road too.
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VIDEO: What is Doug Ford trying to hide? More than ever before
17Doesn't matter which team you play for. The rules apply equally.
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Downtown businesses have bone to pick with city, road work contractor
SooToday 19The DTA asked for local improvements paid for by everyone else. And while the improvements (that they asked for) are taking place, they want financial compensation for the inconvenience caused by the improvement process?
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A destination resort at Pointe des Chenes? It could happen
SooToday 17What is the status of the well water? Any commercial development would require access to safe drinking water. And it is illegal for draw drinking water directly from the lake for commercial use. If the water issue that closed the campground isn't resolved, then this whole RFP process is dead before it starts.
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