8
Disabled Sault Woman Feels Pressured to Choose: Housing or Human Rights
The Sault Ste. Marie woman who was facing an eviction and ensuing homelessness just a few days ago has been…
Browsing: Raw
42
Homelessness Looms for Disabled Sault Ste. Marie Woman
“He has now put a person that could otherwise live in community, in a position where she must go in…
0
Jailed Aboriginals In Excess: Gladue Workers Positioned in Northeastern Ontario
“The very first thing people need to know is that Gladue isn’t a ‘get out of jail free’ card. Gladue…
5
A Nurse’s Story: Mental Injury, Broken Hearts, Hope for Soldiers and First Responders
Since April 2014 twenty-seven first responders inclusive of police officers, correctional workers, firefighters and paramedics, have killed themselves. Of those…
3
SSM|And on The Topic of PATCH4PATCH: What Will it Accomplish?
Editor’s Note: Last week the Sault Ste. Marie and Area Drug Misuse Strategy Committee issued a press release announcing the…
0
Sault Ste. Marie| Constable Burrows: Cyberbullying Of Greatest Concern
(feature image, Pink Shirt Day 2015. left to right-Constable Rodney Burrows, Chief of Police Robert Keetch, Staff Sergeant Jane Martynuck)…
0
Sam E. Antar, Con With A Conscience: Decoding the Deception
“You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you…
0
And on the topic of OVERDOSE DEATHS: It Can Happen To Anyone, Including You!
The phone ringing in the wee hours of the morning has him up and alert by the second ring. It’s…
0
Naturally Grifted – The ‘Long Con’?
The Sault is still buzzing about the Algoma Public Health fiasco, the demise of Dr. Kim Barker, and the dazzling…
0
Indian Ernie: Between Toughness and Awareness, PTSD
Editor’s Note: Since January 1st, 2015 at least four Canadian first responders have committed suicide. Since April 29th, 2014, thirty-four…