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Today in the SOO

Today in the SOO

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News headlines, sports, weather and of course important things happening in and around our city, get it all on Today in the SOO. Join host Scott Sexsmith for all the information you need to carry on with your day. Get it every Monday-Friday and get it in five minutes or less!

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  • Today in the SOO - Friday May 8, 2026

    Today in the SOO - Friday May 8, 2026
    May 8 2026

    Today in the SOO is brought to you by Outspoken Brewing located at 350 Queen Street East.

    On today's podcast:

    • Algoma District parents playing catch up on kids immunizations
    • Hugh Stevenson named new Cornwall Police Chief
    • Toronto man charged in city's biggest drug bust to stand trial in November
    • School bus driver who had medical emergency doing ok
    • Ward 3 councillor to seek second term
    • Soo Greyhounds Brady Martin recognized by league

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    3 mins
  • Today in the SOO - Thursday May 7, 2026

    Today in the SOO - Thursday May 7, 2026
    May 7 2026

    Today in the SOO is brought to you by Outspoken Brewing located at 350 Queen Street East.

    On today's podcast:

    • Former Steelers head coach pleads guilty to assault and harassment charges
    • Porco still hopeful for agreement with Watco
    • New east-end development will see new housing development
    • Census forms are on the way
    • Downtown party bike is coming


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    3 mins
  • Today in the SOO - Wednesday May 6, 2026

    Today in the SOO - Wednesday May 6, 2026
    May 6 2026

    Today in the SOO is brought to you by Outspoken Brewing located at 350 Queen Street East.

    On today's podcast:

    • Sault police search for missing man
    • New deal between the city and Sault Minor Baseball could lead to new diamond
    • Shoemaker and Gardi file nomination papers
    • Province invests $850K to upgrade city parks and rec spaces
    • Bridge traffic down almost 6 percent year to date.

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    3 mins
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