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James Hopkin

James Hopkin

James worked as a video journalist for CTV Northern Ontario in Sault Ste. Marie, APTN National News in Halifax and CBC News in Saskatoon prior to joining SooToday in 2017.
He has worked on television, radio, print and digital news platforms at different points in his career.
Born and raised on Manitoulin Island, James is a proud member of Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory.

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Recent Work by James

'Pretty bogus': Ontario chiefs seek clarity on historic Métis communities

'Pretty bogus': Ontario chiefs seek clarity on historic Métis communities

First Nations leadership call on Métis National Council to make its review of six Métis communities in Ontario public
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City wants your opinion on all the Sault’s boarded-up houses

City wants your opinion on all the Sault’s boarded-up houses

Taking effect next year, new vacant home tax aims to boost housing availability amid dozens of neglected and boarded-up homes in town — many of them owned by out-of-town landlords with dubious reputations
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Lawsuits, unpaid bills pile up for out-of-town landlord scolded by city council

Lawsuits, unpaid bills pile up for out-of-town landlord scolded by city council

Natural gas at downtown apartment building scheduled to be cut off this week as lawsuits, potential repossession of homes dog CPM Properties director
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Local Anishinaabe painter on a mission to Indigenize public spaces through art

Local Anishinaabe painter on a mission to Indigenize public spaces through art

'One of the most important things for me is to Indigenize spaces and decolonize spaces': Lucia Laford's latest artwork will be displayed at cultural sites in downtown Sault Ste. Marie as part of province-wide festival
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Makwa Waakaa'igan gets $2M boost from NOHFC

Makwa Waakaa'igan gets $2M boost from NOHFC

Three-storey building at Algoma University will contain residential school archives, cultural spaces and the Mental Health and Addictions Research and Training Institute once complete
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Barbara Nolan launches series of Anishinaabe language videos for children

Barbara Nolan launches series of Anishinaabe language videos for children

'It's for the kids': Beloved Anishinaabemowin instructor unveils colourful, animated videos aimed at keeping the language alive through immersion
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Marketplace, eatery highlight new development at former fish hatchery site

Marketplace, eatery highlight new development at former fish hatchery site

After decades of failed ideas, a parcel of land on the Gateway site is on its way to being redeveloped as an expansion of the Canal District
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Serpent River First Nation to vote on distribution of treaty settlement

Serpent River First Nation to vote on distribution of treaty settlement

First Nation hosts online vote to determine how $378 million in past compensation will be divided between membership and a community trust
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Game on! Street party celebrates social services providers in the Sault

Game on! Street party celebrates social services providers in the Sault

Annual event featured games, prizes — and a special appearance by a hometown Stanley Cup champion
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'Grow a set': Councillors in Algoma District punished for behaving badly

'Grow a set': Councillors in Algoma District punished for behaving badly

Integrity commissioner for Township of The North Shore identifies numerous code of conduct breaches, including 'disrespectful' and 'insulting' language by two councillors
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