Darren Taylor is a news reporter and photographer at Sault Ste Marie. He covers a range of topics including community events, political announcements, and educational policy, with a particular focus on culture, sports, and local features that highlight interesting people and places. Darren's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Trillium, Northern Life, and SooToday.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Canada (Local)
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Darren Taylor focuses on local news in Canada, particularly in Ontario and Sault Ste Marie. His coverage includes a wide range of topics, including government and politics, education, crime, family & relationships.
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Joel Wenham rode from northern Greece to Ionian Sea and placed among the top finishers
Outstanding athlete added to a stellar high school sports career Wednesday, also earning top Nordic skiing athlete honours for the fourth straight year
By: Darren Taylor
Teachers at White Pines Collegiate say retirements are fuelling demand for skilled trades and technology workers
By: Darren Taylor
Stephanie McLean says a new national anti-fraud strategy and a planned Financial Crimes Agency are intended to better protect seniors
Students and families filled the Sault Community Theatre Centre Saturday as Algoma University conferred degrees during its Spring 2026 Convocation, described by leaders as a yearly highlight
The annual downtown event also supports a local cause, with a portion of ticket sales directed to children's nutrition
The Studio Theatre is slated for upgrades including wheelchair access, an accessible washroom and new seating for about 120 people
Teachers say retirements are fuelling demand for skilled trades and technology workers
By: Darren Taylor
Positive-minded Lucas Catterick is returning to a normal routine - classes, friends and sports - after completing chemotherapy
The Locks is a new cafe where visitors can book an escape room and stay for a sweet snack
