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UPDATE: Shoemaker voted back in, says city must 'look for every opportunity'
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Angela Caputo tells Doug Ford to stay in his lane
SooToday 75I think Ford is right! Look at the west end now, it’s brutal. Bike lanes shouldn’t be on busy roads, we also shouldn’t be losing lanes for vehicles when our population is seeing its highest growth. None of that west end construction makes any sense. Heading west we didn’t need a turning lane into the steel pant at Korah Rd. That should’ve been the thru lane to the west end and the right lane should’ve been a turning lane to head north on Korah rd. It’s about time someone takes some initiative and sets the rules, clearly whoever is this cities planner needs to go back to the drawing board.
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Hits keep on coming: Another collision at Goulais Avenue and Wallace Terrace
SooToday 50There was also one yesterday, airbags deployed. City should be held responsible for all accidents since it’s their “study”
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Here's why you're feeling so much pain at the pumps
SooToday 42If this is true, why is this the first year I’ve heard of gas going up due to summer gasoline?
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Sault Ste. Marie mayor: ‘Our community is addicted to parking’
SooToday 25Ridiculous! Just another money grab like the speed cameras. How about fixing the city up and bringing more here so we don’t have to travel to shop or be entertained. Other than the beautiful outdoors we have for beaches and hiking this city has nothing for tourism, it’s a joke.
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Mood at Algoma Steel is 'terrible' one day before Trump could increase tariffs to 50%
SooToday 15Closing the border, cutting off gas and power won’t help. I say keep the border open, and make money from the Americans and tourism. Tax the gas and power matching their tariffs and use that revenue to support the businesses like Algoma. Shutting things down and cutting them off is a loss for us in the end and we don’t need that.
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POLL: Most support province's curbs on new bike lanes
6I am really happy with what Ford is doing, I hope this happens. Our city is taking away lanes for vehicles to accommodate cyclists. During the entire summer I seen maybe 8-10 cyclists total on Wallace Terrace, this decision made no sense. Also now that Wallace Terrace is a single lane, people have started using Douglas as a new route. Whoever is doing and approving the changes in this city should step down! I can say for certain when it comes time to vote, I know who I won’t be voting for again! Everyone should start emailing Ford and voicing their concerns about these changes before our city starts lying saying we voted for this.
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And then there were four: Two new Conservative contestants running in the Sault
SooToday 6No to Spina.
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Accusations fly as fundraiser ride for ARCH splits in two
SooToday 5Grand Gardens is a much better place for this, it’s safer, bigger and not crammed in a small residential area. The charity has grown so big it needs more space, which is a great thing for ARCH!
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Chamber issues anti-Prime Day message as annual Amazon sale approaches
SooToday 3Local costs too much! Prefer the Amazon sales and variety. Small local businesses charge triple
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POLL: Most support province's curbs on new bike lanes
1Clearly it isn’t easier because they just go ahead and do what they want. When they make bad decisions and ignore the citizens then the government needs to step in.
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Shoemaker: Problem isn’t safe consumption sites, it’s Doug Ford
SooToday 1We shouldn’t have them, I agree with Ford. It’s an illegal substance and they shouldn’t be given a place to do illegal stuff. We need treatment centres and rehabs.
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Traffic signals will be covered up at this west-end intersection
SooTodaySo you’re going to trial it to see if there’s safety issues for people going to the splash pad, but the trial is during a time the splash isn’t open?
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