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Darren Taylor

Darren Taylor

Darren Taylor is a news reporter and photographer in Sault Ste Marie. He regularly covers community events, political announcements and numerous board meetings. With a background in broadcast journalism before making the jump to digital media, Darren has worked in the media since 1996. Born and raised in the Sault, he has a B.A. from the University of Toronto (specializing in 20th century British, European and U.S. history, 1992) and community college diplomas in Visual Arts (Sault College, 1987) and Broadcast Journalism (Dean's Honour List, Loyalist College, 2000). Darren especially enjoys writing SooToday's What's Up Wednesday feature stories and anything to do with Police, Fire, the military and veterans.

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Recent Work by Darren

Ontario Health Coalition gears up for referendum against private clinics

Ontario Health Coalition gears up for referendum against private clinics

'This is not supposed to be legal under the Canada Health Act because you’re not supposed to be charged for medically necessary services,' says official
Freedom Convoy heads to Ottawa; some truckers oppose government’s vaccine mandate

Freedom Convoy heads to Ottawa; some truckers oppose government’s vaccine mandate

Though vaccinated, Sault truck stop drivers say vaccine should be personal choice
High school teachers union to hold strike votes beginning next week

High school teachers union to hold strike votes beginning next week

OSSTF says government bringing ‘nothing substantive’ to the table
ONTARIO: 12-year-old with peanut allergy can eat one nut a day thanks to clinical trial (2 photos)

ONTARIO: 12-year-old with peanut allergy can eat one nut a day thanks to clinical trial(2 photos)

Sault boy reacting well to treatment
ONTARIO: Sault, Ontario customs support unpaid U.S. counterparts with pizza

ONTARIO: Sault, Ontario customs support unpaid U.S. counterparts with pizza

‘We’re trying our best to help those officers,’ Sault, Ontario border guard says
Please pardon us, while we talk about ourselves for a bit

Please pardon us, while we talk about ourselves for a bit

Village Media CEO Jeff Elgie is the subject of this week’s Mid-Week Mugging as the company celebrates its fifth anniversary
ONTARIO: A mourning father couldn't bring himself to touch his son's possessions. The Humboldt crash changed that

ONTARIO: A mourning father couldn't bring himself to touch his son's possessions. The Humboldt crash changed that

Tony and Rose Aceti say they know from experience the hard times have just begun for the parents of the hockey players who lost their lives in the April crash
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