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We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. OCUFA calls for Romanos resignation Back to video The OCUFA says the Sault Ste. Marie MPP and Minister of Colleges and Universities was “well aware of the financial challenges Laurentian was facing at least six months before they became public.” It was announced earlier this week that Laurentian University will cut about 60 programs and more than 80 faculty members as a result of its restructuring efforts under ...

Report Finds LAPD Mishandled George Floyd Protests By City News Service Los Angeles UPDATED 4:40 PM PT Mar. 11, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:15 PM PT Mar. 11, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:15 PM PST Mar. 11, 2021 SHARE LOS ANGELES (CNS) — A report commissioned by the City Council found that the Los Angeles Police Department mishandled var...

LAPD mishandled George Floyd protests, City Council-commissioned report finds Published  LAPD mishandled George Floyd protests, City Council-commissioned report finds A report commissioned by the City Council found that the Los Angeles Police Department mishandled various aspects of last springs mass demonstrations sparked by the May 25 killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. LOS ANGELES - A report commissioned by the City Council found that the Los Angeles Police Department mishandled various...

A second ridesharing service expects to start rolling on Sault Ste. Marie streets later this year. Sault Ste. Marie Police Services Board approved a vehicle for hire application from EZ Ride co-owners Chris Morris and Daniela Parrotti at a meeting last Thursday. Morris expects his fleet of four vehicles will start transporting passengers in the late summer or early fall. “I think we’re in need of additional taxi service to get around Sault Ste. Marie,” said board member Ian MacKenzie. ...

The provincial government “moved as quickly as we could” after learning Laurentian University was in financial trouble, Minister of Colleges and Universities…

Two Sault Ste. Marie taxi companies have the green light to increase fees charged to its customers.

Article content Sault College plans to start an enhanced COVID-19 screening pilot by mid-February that could be ramped up when more students return to its campus. Only students who cannot be instructed online are currently going to classes at the post-secondary institution. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. College plans rapid testing pilot Back to video They can only enter at one door and have to answer questions developed with Algoma Public Heal...

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