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sootoday.com > local-news > doug-ford-shuffles-labour-minister-under-ethics-investigation-in-cabinet-shakeup-12763356

Doug Ford shuffles labour minister under ethics investigation in cabinet shakeup

3+ day, 17+ hour ago   (421+ words) EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Premier Doug Ford made several changes to his cabinet on Thursday, introducing a new labour minister and appointing…...


sootoday.com > local-news > trade-war-causing-significant-impact-on-twin-saults-shoemaker-told-pbs-news-12763734

Trade war causing 'significant' impact on twin Saults, Shoemaker told American news outlet

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (470+ words) The U.S. government’s tariffs have resulted in “significant economic impact” in both the Canadian and American Sault Ste. Marie alike, Mayor Matthew Shoemaker recently told American media. In an interview this week with PBS News Hour, the mayor said the 50-per-cent…...


sootoday.com > local-news > ontario-labour-ministry-violating-legal-orders-to-fulfil-delayed-skills-development-fund-freedom-of-information-requests-12760476

Ontario Labour Ministry violating legal orders to fulfil delayed Skills Development Fund freedom of information requests

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (1056+ words) EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. Ontario’s Ministry of Labour is contravening legal orders to fulfill freedom of information requests about its scandal-plagued Skills Development…...


sootoday.com > local-entertainment > theory-of-a-deadman-coming-to-the-sault-next-march-12753460

Theory of a Deadman coming to the Sault this winter

6+ day, 10+ min ago   (254+ words) Theory of a Deadman is coming to the Sault. The band will bring its Northern Chaos Tour to GFL Memorial Gardens on March 15, with support from special guests Mammoth. Fresh off the release of their new EP, Part 1: Funeral Songs,…...


sootoday.com > local-news > international-bridge-crossings-rise-slightly-in-august-12751973

International Bridge crossings up slightly in August

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (108+ words) "Traffic for the calendar year-to-date on Aug. 31, 2026, is 573,998. This represents a year-to-date increase of 1.4 per cent as compared to 2025," the bridge administration said in a news release. The bridge has processed 107.3 million bridge crossings since 1962. "This difference in crossings comparing…...


sootoday.com > local-business > wasauksing-first-nation-keen-but-cautious-on-graphite-mine-restart-12734519

Wasauksing First Nation keen, but 'cautious' on graphite mine restart - Sault Ste. Marie News

6+ day, 4+ hour ago   (781+ words) Wasauksing First Nation Chief Shane Tabobondung said his community is taking a pragmatic but “cautious”approach to mine development in its traditional backyard. The Indigenous community, south of Parry Sound, was one of five First Nations that signed a partnership…...


sootoday.com > local-news > massive-piece-of-cnes-history-lives-on-at-ontario-restaurant-12746178

Massive piece of CNE's history lives on at Ontario restaurant

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (567+ words) For decades, it towered above the Canadian National Exhibition. The Flyer, at the time of its construction in 1953, was billed as the world’s tallest and fastest roller coaster. It was a wooden behemoth whose cars clicked and clacked across the…...


sootoday.com > closer-look > video-navdeep-bains-has-some-things-to-say-about-doug-ford-12734178

VIDEO: Navdeep Bains has some things to say about Doug Ford

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (99+ words) In November, the Ontario Liberals will elect a new leader — the party’s third in six years. Five candidates are on the ballot to replace Bonnie Crombie: Navdeep Bains, Stephanie Bowman, Lee Fairclough, Eric Lombardi and Dylan Marando. At this point,…...


sootoday.com > columns > back-roads-bill > new-post-falls-niagara-falls-share-mist-rainbows-and-hydro-history-12747194

New Post Falls, Niagara Falls share mist, rainbows and hydro history

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1761+ words) Mist is an added complement to seeing a vertical type of waterfall along with the rainbows. Both waterfalls begin with the letter ‘N’ and always have mist and rainbows when the sun is out. One is about 167 to 188 feet (51 to…...


sootoday.com > local-news > lots-of-smiles-mark-carney-bryan-adams-hang-out-in-thunder-bay-12742504

‘Lots of smiles’: Mark Carney, Bryan Adams hang out in Thunder Bay

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (343+ words) Thunder Bay residents may have seen a couple of famous Canadians around town Thursday. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Grammy-winner Bryan Adams spent time together while both were in Thunder Bay for different reasons. Carney was in town announcing over…...