David Helwig is a local journalist based in Sault Ste Marie, Canada. He writes for publications such as SooToday and Northern Ontario Business, covering a range of topics including local news, business, and community events. With a focus on providing timely and informative articles, David aims to keep the community well-informed about the issues that matter most to them.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Canada (Local)
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David Helwig covers local government, city news, construction, employment, and public events in Sault Ste Marie. His focus on government announcements and press releases indicates a preference for official sources. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or comments from local government officials or industry leaders relevant to the topics he covers.
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‘I think the police service board needs a new direction and a new lens, ' said Ward 3 Coun. Angela Caputo
A bold new logo and branding were approved tonight by the Downtown Association A new logo approved tonight by Sault Ste.
Steelworkers Local 2251 boss Mike Da Prat isn't happy 'with the method that they're regressing'
Steelworkers Local 2251 boss Mike Da Prat isn’t happy 'with the method that they're regressing'
They spent part of the past weekend huddling (virtually) to discuss plans for protecting local economies
They spent part of the past weekend huddling (virtually) to discuss plans for protecting local economies
‘What we want to do is support existing industries that use the port, expand it to a capacity that can service the existing demand with room for a little bit of growth' - Matthew Shoemaker
Matthew Shoemaker asks for scalable commercial port design with priority on servicing current port users first
Ojas Plant-Based opened less than a year ago in the former Muio's location. Its owners plan to keep running it until a new owner is found
City police have been asked to crack down on 24/7 trespassers with aftermarket exhausts
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