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Local falconer will work her ‘pigeon magic’ on rescued birds
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57Thank you so much for stepping up to help these little guys!
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Angela Caputo: the Sault’s new champion of civility
SooToday 14This feels like this was intentionally written in a way to spark more hate comments towards Angela... hope that wasn't the intention of this outlet. Imagine an article outlining Terry Sheehan or Ross Romano's ongoing projects as: "a caboodle of new callings"...dismissive language for someone trying to actively uplift democracy. I wish our current and future councilors all the best in navigating this challenge.
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Protexxa will be 'a small, community-scale facility': Missanabie Cree chief
SooToday 18Boooo we do not want this here in our community
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Carney 'showed that Canada is a leader' in Davos speech, Sheehan said
SooToday 20I'm proud of our prime minister. I know this comment section will be filled with anger, but outside of sootoday I'm seeing so much positive response to this speech from Canadians and political experts from around the world.
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Conservatives file police complaint over hundreds of missing signs
SooToday 21Thank you for commenting this. Hope he will realize why the community isn't rushing to support him when he has abandoned us
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'It is the privilege of a lifetime': Chris Scott sworn in as MPP
SooToday 21Chris please come and remove your signs from the east end they are still littered across the city
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Teachers federation criticizing Algoma U for eliminating 86 jobs
SooToday 5This is people's real lives we're talking about. Have some empathy.
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Algoma Steel consulting with the government over Trump’s new tariff
SooToday 7Poilievre is just a watered down oligarch.
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Net zero? Sault’s spewing more greenhouse gases, not less
SooToday 7Hopefully other departments within the city take Emily seriously and implement some of her ideas and initiatives; thank you for working hard to protect the health and environment of our city.
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Help the local humane society feed its kitties
SooToday 11Thank you for all you do SSM humane society! Hoping to drop off some food later today
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This video is about garbage
SooToday 9Love to see the community engagement here. I know this team works really hard to get the right information to everyone in ssm and answer all our questions. To the Waste management crew: all your efforts are appreciated.
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19-year-old 'red Tory' running for city council
SooToday 7The audacity to live here for only four years...as a student...with no full time career experience, running without even completing his degree first, acting like he knows what's best for this city? This is obviously an entitled bid for personal gain.
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Sault librarians rise up against city's TikTok ban
SooToday 5The library does need tiktok to stay engaged and relevant with current book trends. Anyone saying otherwise is incredibly out of touch with what the younger generation wants and needs. Why discourage reading in any capacity?
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Sault voters getting free Uride trips to the polls
SooToday 7A 5 minute ride costs $20-$25 in this city unfortunately. I've never seen a ride at the $10 range in my lifetime.
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Are we getting enough bang from our $11.6M Downtown Plaza?
SooToday 8We need more and better planning for this space. As someone who has gone out to these events to try and support- many have been disappointing. Midnight Madness was really nice and filled with people, lights, and laughter. If we as a city are going to fund this, the city also needs to invest in proper planning all year long. There should be something that draws you to the space every weekend. Food vendors and MRKT have been really lovely- they just need support to thrive.
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Students disappointed with Ontario's cuts to OSAP grants, tuition freeze lift
SooToday 5If we are going to create a system where a post-secondary degree is necessary for a career of any kind, then we can't put it behind such an extreme paywall. I saw a job posting today that required a university degree for a minimum wage call center position. Entry-level positions are asking for a diploma or a degree, AND work experience. It isn't a privilege to attend post-secondary school anymore, it is a necessity for survival.
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Opinion: MNR’s corporate culture is helping wreck Ontario’s moose population
SooToday 6This was incredibly informative and well written. Incredibly disappointed in the MNR
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Poilievre promises a local vote while touting Hugh Stevenson
SooToday 4IF ...not when
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Lame-duck Downtown Association promises 'collaborative' breakup with city
SooToday 5The DTA has really tried to engage with youth and students in a way the city hasn't been able to for revitalization efforts in the downtown. Hopefully the city will be able to incorporate this passion and care, instead of leaving the downtown to continue to degrade and collapse. A healthy community needs a healthy heart- a healthy and thriving downtown sector for people to gather, shop, and explore.
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Red tape forces Cafe 4 Good to scale back hours
SooToday 5Cafe for Good is so wonderful- delicious food and cozy atmosphere for super affordable prices, plus being a launch pad for so many young and vulnerable folks. Really hope it can get back to regular operations soon!
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