Kenneth Armstrong
Multimedia Reporter at Village Media
News Reporter and Photojournalist at SooToday.com
Film photographer based in #SaultSteMarie Freelance photojournalist for CP, Reuters, etc. SooToday reporter by day
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1 week ago |
sootoday.com | Kenneth Armstrong
A fund is being set up in memory of 15-year-old collision victim Connor Dunn. At the same time, some of his high school friends are honouring his memory with tattoos. Connor was killed on April 20 when the e-bike he was riding was struck by a pickup truck driven by a suspected impaired driver. His friend Lukis Joy-Stoycheff, who was also on the bike, was sent to hospital with serious injuries and is recovering.
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sootoday.com | Kenneth Armstrong
The first Sault Sabercats home games of the season will be marked with a very special ceremony in honour of the two teenage victims of a motor-vehicle collision in March. "In Sault Ste. Marie, the sports community is incredibly close-knit, with families deeply connected through shared experiences on and off the field," said William Basawa, coach of the junior varsity Sabercats football team.
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elliotlaketoday.com | Kenneth Armstrong
Danny Sayers was driving his truck along Ranger Lake Road on Sunday when he noticed a white funnel cloud up ahead. About 15 minutes before spotting the funnel cloud, Sayers said hail began falling from the sky. He then drove his truck down Ranger Lake Road in a downpour of heavy rain. Sayers said he felt a change in pressure and the wind began entering his truck in a way he had never felt before. "It was kind of a unique experience.
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1 week ago |
timminstoday.com | Kenneth Armstrong
Danny Sayers was driving his truck along Ranger Lake Road on Sunday when he noticed a white funnel cloud up ahead. About 15 minutes before spotting the funnel cloud, Sayers said hail began falling from the sky. He then drove his truck down Ranger Lake Road in a downpour of heavy rain. Sayers said he felt a change in pressure and the wind began entering his truck in a way he had never felt before. "It was kind of a unique experience.
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timminstoday.com | Kenneth Armstrong
King Charles III is in Ottawa this week for the opening of Parliament, which has sparked memories for a former Saultite who encountered the then-prince during a tour of World War II sites in Europe some 30 years ago. Tom Douglas was leading a 12-day 'Victory Express' tour group in late April to mid May of 1995 to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of Second World War. Many of the people on the tour were veterans of the war and their families.
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