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Alex Flood

Alex Flood

Born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Alex is thrilled to bring his small town journalistic flavours to the nation's largest city. Reporting on the people, events and issues that matter most to residents fuels his passion, which he discovered as a student at the College of Sports Media. When he's not writing, Alex can be found exploring the downtown, playing the piano or getting heckled by locals for being a diehard Canucks fan

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Recent Work by Alex

Sault man walks into bar with century-old painting, makes international headlines

Sault man walks into bar with century-old painting, makes international headlines

A local doctor ended up on BBC News after flying to the U.K. to reunite a 132-year-old painting with the pub it depicts — a tavern that just happens to be called The Greyhound
Reaction mixed as Ontario pledges $5M to retain forest fire workers

Reaction mixed as Ontario pledges $5M to retain forest fire workers

‘This government is choosing PR stunts’: Union representing wildland fire employees calls one-time incentive payment of $5,000 or $1,000 a ‘drop in the bucket’
Reaction mixed as Ontario pledges $5M to retain forest fire workers

Reaction mixed as Ontario pledges $5M to retain forest fire workers

‘This government is choosing PR stunts’: Union representing wildland fire employees calls one-time incentive payment of $5,000 or $1,000 a ‘drop in the bucket’
Sault desperate for housing as population booms: city report

Sault desperate for housing as population booms: city report

City needs 3,115 new housing units by 2036 to accommodate population growth of 8,400; thousands of homes with three or more bedrooms currently occupied by just one person
‘Better not get sick’: How a small town copes when the emergency ward shuts down

‘Better not get sick’: How a small town copes when the emergency ward shuts down

Thessalon has become Exhibit A of the doctor shortage plaguing northern Ontario. When the emergency department locked its doors yet again this week, Village Media spent the day there
‘Concerns are real’: Wildland fire program feeling the staff burnout

‘Concerns are real’: Wildland fire program feeling the staff burnout

As forest fire season ramps up, union representing Ontario's wildland firefighters say staffing shortage worst it's ever been; 'Government is gambling with everyone's safety'
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