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Social Share Unicomer, OECS, announced the winners of its OECS, ‘We Are All Essential’ Jingle Competition. The winners of the competition hailed from the islands of Dominica, St. Lucia and St. Vincent [and the Grenadines]. The competition, supported by Unicomer OECS Social Media Influencer and 5 time St. Lucian Groovy Soca Monarch, Arthur Allain, was a part of the Company’s ‘We Are All Essential’ campaign. The Campaign was developed in support of the broader public health program to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The competition required participants to craft a 30 second...

Article content Three people face charges after police say the trio organized an illegal anti-lockdown protest April 30 at Bellevue Park. Two are from Sault Ste. Marie and the other is from Spring Water Township, near Barrie, Ont. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Alleged architects of anti-lockdown protest charged Back to video All three deemed to have organized the April 30 gathering also attended another gathering Saturday at the east end park and were charged under the Reopening Ontario Act. A conviction for organizing an illegal gathering res...

Article content Sault Ste. Marie Police Service continues to probe Friday’s anti-lockdown protest that drew dozens to Bellevue Park in Sault Ste. Marie’s east end. And it’s certainly not just attendees in whom police are interested. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Police using ‘every tool at their disposal’ to probe Friday’s anti-lockdown protest Back to video “Officers are currently investigating to determine who was potentially responsible for organizing (the rally), trying to identify potential organizers an...

Police plan to hand out fines following an anti-lockdown protest that drew dozens to Bellevue Park on Friday.

Article content “It’s about survival for many of us now.” Peter said the financial and mental toll of a third lockdown has been the tipping point for many of his colleagues in barbering who hadn’t previously participated in the underground economy. As soon as the rumour of a third shutdown came, my phone began going insane. His clientele ranges from health-care professionals to factory workers to legal/law enforcement professionals. Peter admitted he was nervous performing his first illicit haircut just before Christmas and disguised himself as a repairman. “I resisted all the reque...