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Darren Taylor

Darren Taylor

Darren Taylor is a news reporter and photographer in Sault Ste Marie. He covers community events, political announcements and numerous board meetings. With a background in broadcast journalism before switching to digital media, Darren has a B.A. in History from the University of Toronto and community college diplomas in Visual Arts (Sault College) and Broadcast Journalism (Dean's Honour List, Loyalist College). Darren especially enjoys writing SooToday feature stories on interesting people and places.

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Recent Work by Darren

80 years later, Sault WWII veteran finally gets his medals

80 years later, Sault WWII veteran finally gets his medals

'I'll do anything for Canada': Along with honouring 101-year-old Aldo Diotallevi, the local Legion paid tribute today to Evelyn Theriault, a 68-year member
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Catholic school board trustee wants to reduce travel expenses

Catholic school board trustee wants to reduce travel expenses

As some Ontario school boards are set to be audited, H-SCDSB trustee John Caputo suggests Algoma District trustees should attend some meetings virtually
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Huron-Superior school board ends ‘illegal meeting’ after 22 minutes

Huron-Superior school board ends ‘illegal meeting’ after 22 minutes

'I believe this meeting today is an improper procedure,' trustee Sandra Turco told chair Gary Trembinski
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New school tops list of board's capital projects

New school tops list of board's capital projects

Algoma District School Board has been busy with construction and renovations this year
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Opioid crisis 'getting worse': Algoma Public Health doctor

Opioid crisis 'getting worse': Algoma Public Health doctor

'The rate of opioid-related hospitalizations and deaths is three times higher here than the rest of Ontario, which is staggering. Do we have any idea why?'
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Here's how much Catholic trustees will get paid this year

Here's how much Catholic trustees will get paid this year

Trustees, chair and vice-chair receive honoraria that includes base amount and enrolment figures in accordance with ministry regulations
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Higher percentage of Algoma households experiencing food insecurity: APH

Higher percentage of Algoma households experiencing food insecurity: APH

Algoma Public Health calls for a universal basic income, workers to be given a living wage: Profile also shows high cancer rates, mental health-related emergency department visits
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Public school board sees much higher enrolment than expected

Public school board sees much higher enrolment than expected

Algoma District School Board reports an overall increase of 'at least 212 students' as well as 10 more teachers hired at elementary level
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Health Minister trumpets national dental care plan — and Trudeau — to SooToday

Health Minister trumpets national dental care plan — and Trudeau — to SooToday

Minority Liberal government could lose a non-confidence vote after NDP pulls support, but Mark Holland said national dental care plan bigger than politics
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‘Wonderful’ program helps prep Indigenous students for Grade 9

‘Wonderful’ program helps prep Indigenous students for Grade 9

Now in its third year, the Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board is getting positive feedback about its 'Summer Indigenous Transitions Program'
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