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BEYOND LOCAL: Safe consumption sites review to be done ‘soon'; mayor anxious for details

BEYOND LOCAL: Safe consumption sites review to be done ‘soon'; mayor anxious for details

Matthew Shoemaker pushes for more funding after Premier says process to apply for provincially funded consumption and treatment services sites will reopen soon
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Opioid death rate in Algoma nearly three times provincial average

Opioid death rate in Algoma nearly three times provincial average

Fluorofentanyl, a fentanyl analogue, was rarely detected among opioid toxicity deaths from 2021 to 2022; last year it was present in 21 per cent of recorded overdose deaths
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Blind River Timmies serves up defence in spilled coffee lawsuit

Blind River Timmies serves up defence in spilled coffee lawsuit

Tim Hortons franchisee says it is not to blame for spilled coffee incident in drive-thru, and is asking that the lawsuit be dismissed with the plaintiff paying court costs
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Not-so-nice obit reignites debate on how to speak of the dead

Not-so-nice obit reignites debate on how to speak of the dead

'We want people to know the truth about the type of man that he was': Posted this week on SooToday, brutally honest death notice generated plenty of strong opinions
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Sheehan rejects call for Trudeau leadership review

Sheehan rejects call for Trudeau leadership review

'I can tell you I am very satisfied, not only with his leadership, but with the results that have been created with me working with the prime minister on behalf of the constituents'
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Ford minister defends northern investments in mental health and addiction supports

Ford minister defends northern investments in mental health and addiction supports

Ontario's associate minister of Mental Health and Addictions is highlighting other investments being made in Sault Ste. Marie while his government continues to halt new applications for supervised consumption sites in the province
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Accused child abductor has date set for judicial pretrial

Accused child abductor has date set for judicial pretrial

Manoj Govindbalunikam of Brampton was arrested in August after allegedly offering ice cream and a toy to a nine-year-old boy in Thessalon
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Brian Sweeney ramps up advocacy work, calls on Senate to pass tougher gun law

Brian Sweeney ramps up advocacy work, calls on Senate to pass tougher gun law

'A trail of broken hearts and broken lives': Father of October mass shooting victim will be in Montreal today for ceremony marking 34th anniversary of Montreal massacre
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Sault Police staying silent as mass shooting probe continues

Sault Police staying silent as mass shooting probe continues

A historian and expert on gun control and firearms policy says police departments across Canada are becoming more reluctant to release basic information about mass shootings to the public, like gun licence status or model of weapon used
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Shooting victim’s dad crashed Trudeau’s visit, pushed PM to change laws around IPV

Shooting victim’s dad crashed Trudeau’s visit, pushed PM to change laws around IPV

Father of Angie Sweeney, one of four victims killed last month in a mass murder-suicide, told Trudeau about his campaign to strengthen laws around intimate partner violence
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