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, Ontario, Canada (Local)
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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Crop-producing plants, unattended basketball nets and little libraries are not allowed
Worker was injured last month by ‘erupted substances' The April boom that startled people all over town is being investigated by a provincial labour inspector.
In other construction news, there's more fencing going up on the old hospital grounds
By: David Helwig
Worker was injured last month by ‘erupted substances’
‘The objective is to get the Group Health Centre back' - Mike Da Prat
By: David Helwig
New tenants for Northern Ontario's second largest mall permitted to renovate space vacated by Sears
Most underground work has been eliminated from the job to cut costs City council will be asked Monday to award a $2-million contract to Sault Ste.
Temporary traffic-calming bollards are proposed at five locations City councillors will be asked next week to approve a plan to slow down hot-footed Saultites on five city streets.
Parts of Wallace Terrace and Second Line are among the five streets selected to get new top layers of asphalt this year
Instead, they're suggesting discussions be re-opened to connect Highway 17 to the east terminus of Second Line at Black Road
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