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Protest against Doug Ford happening in the Sault this weekend
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33Just one of many reasons Doug has to go
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Some RotaryFest events closed due to air quality
SooToday 13Imagine the things that they paid the most to be there and make the most money stay open. See what priorities are here.
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500 new jobs coming to Algoma Steel next year: Joly
SooToday 15They already have these two divisions kind of confused how they're new divisions
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Rotary moving ahead with RotaryFest, will monitor air quality
SooToday 4Why they always do Thursday to Saturday is dumb why not Friday, Saturday and Sunday and they believe the air quality will improve friday. Bump it a day like it should be in the first place.
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Feds and province backing steel workers with POWER centre: Sheehan
SooToday 7They didn't vote against the pipeline. They voted against the motion the conservatives put together. People fail to understand the red tape of the pipeline. You can't just go through reservations the treaty says so. They need to work with many bands from all the reservations to be able to go through and many will not allow it to go through their land. Also conservation land is protected by the treaty although they have had many deals passed for mining or logging in the past. But before any process can happen they need to make a deal with each reserve it crosses that will cost billions in itself.
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Would you like a fat bike trail at Bellevue Park?
SooToday 10I'd like are city to stop spending money on things used 5 months a year and focus on things that are a problem 365 days a year. Or instead of spending give a tax break incentive for companies to open here and create jobs.
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Algoma Steel creates first plates for the Polar Max icebreaker
SooToday 5This is great for Algoma and should have been done well we still made steel out of iron. But we will build off what make now. Wish they ran eaf and blast furnace at same time higher production faster projects in the government's future. Algoma can be the future of Canadian steel and the future plan of Canada if cards are played right and expansion of market happens. More than ever Canada needs to build army related vehicles and Algoma can do this switch courses of plate and strip work with the government and jobs will be flying in.
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Injury time: Hosting the World Cup will put huge pressure on our hospitals
3Hotels, restaurants, bars, liquor sales, car rentals, merchandise sales, fights all get taxed and will see a significant increase in sales during this time also add in tv airing and high commercial costs.
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Power outage impacting nearly 700 customers this morning: PUC
SooToday 2This city really needs to stop allowing so called non for profit PUC to monopoly our power. We need options to lower cost and better our service. We are surrounded by wind mills and solar panels plus we have a power dam. City has eye soars all over to feed power to others at cheaper rates than we pay. I swear this city was built on nepotism.
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PUC may find itself in the hot seat at Monday’s council meeting
SooToday 4Puc is solely owned by the city so the city rip us all off regularly. Why we can't have any other companies here to compete. Well our city get loaded with ugly solar panels and big wind mills to add to the power damns we in Sault ate Marie pays insane prices for electrical and water. Let's add we live on the largest fresh water lake in the world. But eh this city isn't full of neptism.
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Hydrant buried in snow delayed Sault firefighters
SooToday 4I witnessed this entire thing they showed up it was buried and they had no shovels. They asked the people whose house I was at if they could borrow a shovel to dig it out. I think one thing that could also be a good idea is always having shovels and pick axes readily available as this winter it's not just the snow from blowing it are accumulation of snow is greater than the height of fire hydrants. But I will say the firefighters on seen worked their buts off getting it unburied and hooked up as fast as possible and working all throughout that morning and next day. Respect to our emergency services.
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City calculates your slice of the property tax pie
SooToday 2Algoma steel asked for a tax break and instead they get a huge tax increase should help the mill alot.
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VIDEO: Confused about Ontario’s new car insurance rules? You're not alone
OrilliaMatters 3Let me guess all state
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Local school unveils $9.5M renovation and new daycare
SooToday 2I like to know how you figure the public is paying for it although it is a reduced price to most daycares it still has a cost associated with it like all other daycares at schools.
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Having trouble paying your utility bills? These programs can help
SooToday 1Be nice if one day our city, province and federal government would realize with inflation everywhere it's not just what they call low income houses struggling anymore. Middle class is also struggling. Time to start calling 60k a year low income for families when groceries cost over a $1000 a month and housing cost $2000 a month for a family of 4. Puc in winter cost me $800 a month. I pay 15,000 a year in taxes to be broke all the time living pay cheque to pay cheque and someone who never paid taxes is getting money handed left and right to help them. It's time our government realizes middle class is suffering just as much as lower class.
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School bus driver recovering after medical emergency
SooTodayYou think in the many years of studies for safety they didn't come to the conclusion that seat belts aren't safer. For many reasons in evacuation situations they have proven the seat belt to be a cause of life lost over no seatbelts . In collision situations they have shown low injuries to children when no seatbelts are worn. These aren't just some political decision it's world wide studied facts.
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Algoma Public Health now certified as a living wage employer
SooTodayA living wage lol that's all we are it should be called a survival wage. I made 20$ an hour cutting grass 15 years ago and things have only gone up. Now people get an education for a living rate (survival rate) jokes. The amount of thumbs down on these comments is crazy all people over 60 he don't get it.
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