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Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie

Greg McGrath-Goudie got started in journalism as a student news editor at Lakehead University, where he completed bachelor’s and master’s degrees in English. Following graduation, he freelanced for a number of publications before landing with Village Media in 2021, where he has worked as an LJI reporter for CollingwoodToday, as a city hall/general assignment reporter for OrilliaMatters, and now as a reporter at SooToday

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Recent Work by Greg

From the Sault to Wall Street dreams: Teen accepted into Cornell

From the Sault to Wall Street dreams: Teen accepted into Cornell

'I've always connected with the teachers and they were always able to push me further in math,' said former Korah Collegiate student who is off to Cornell University this fall
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'Proud to be Canadian': Massive flag flies above Sault Ste. Marie business

'Proud to be Canadian': Massive flag flies above Sault Ste. Marie business

'We're proud to be Canadian, and we need everybody to see that we're proud to be Canadian, so we got the biggest flag that we can get to put on that pole,' said local business owner
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Northern Ontario woman loses $20k after contractor ghosts her

Northern Ontario woman loses $20k after contractor ghosts her

'It's really sad to know that there's people out there who would do something like this,' she said
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Canadian duty-free shops in 'tough spot' amid ongoing trade war with U.S.

Canadian duty-free shops in 'tough spot' amid ongoing trade war with U.S.

'It's hard that one person has caused such a division,' said local duty free business
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Will Donald Trump's tariffs create the next American 'Golden Age'?

Will Donald Trump's tariffs create the next American 'Golden Age'?

'Tariffs can bring some capital there in America, but then, how about the labour?' says Algoma University professor
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Trade war brings 'huge potential for problems' for charities

Trade war brings 'huge potential for problems' for charities

'You really don't know what the impacts are going to be. They're not going to be good. That's the only thing you can be sure of,' said Salvation Army representative
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Is the trade war making you weary? Here are some Canadian drinks to lift your spirits

Is the trade war making you weary? Here are some Canadian drinks to lift your spirits

LCBO's new 'Eh List' features alcohol manufactured in Canada
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‘It’s like your Super Bowl’: Sault Ste. Marie band performs for hometown crowd

‘It’s like your Super Bowl’: Sault Ste. Marie band performs for hometown crowd

‘As a local band growing up here in Sault Ste. Marie, to be part of a show on that scale, that's something that will live with you forever,’ said band member about opening for Our Lady Peace and Collective Soul
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Fellow in Yellow leaving Sault Ste. Marie and may sleep in a tent tonight

Fellow in Yellow leaving Sault Ste. Marie and may sleep in a tent tonight

'My motto is, the more we move, the more we move others,' said Halifax man on cross-country journey to help others
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Crombie's international student cap would be 'detrimental' to college

Crombie's international student cap would be 'detrimental' to college

'We do not feel a 10 per cent cap on international students is a realistic target based on our community’s needs,' said Sault College official
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