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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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james@sootoday.com

Recent Work by James

Weekend smash-and-grab by butter tart bandit puts spotlight on security in the Sault

Weekend smash-and-grab by butter tart bandit puts spotlight on security in the Sault

'I’m very much concerned with the direction that things are going': Downtown Association chair looks to police for crime stats after reports of break-ins, criminal activity downtown.
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Former Sault teacher reprimanded for abusing students

Former Sault teacher reprimanded for abusing students

'Shockingly poor judgment': Mario Vallieres physically, verbally and psychologically abused students while employed by French Catholic school board, disciplinary panel finds
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Algoma U. students say tuition scam has left them owing thousands

Algoma U. students say tuition scam has left them owing thousands

Police and school officials investigating alleged scam targetting international students
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Funding victory a 'game changer' for First Nations policing: lawyer

Funding victory a 'game changer' for First Nations policing: lawyer

Lawyer for three First Nations police services says 12-month court-ordered funding extension will force Ottawa to fix 'mess' of discriminatory Indigenous policing agreements
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Court orders feds to extend funding for First Nations policing

Court orders feds to extend funding for First Nations policing

Indigenous police services in northern Ontario will receive funding for another 12 months after facing potential shutdown
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Ontario obligated to pay for treaty annuity increases, historian testifies

Ontario obligated to pay for treaty annuity increases, historian testifies

Author and history professor Barbara Messamore says it's always been assumed that Ontario — not Canada — had to pay the Anishinabek for post-Confederation increases to Robinson treaty annuities and related arrears
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Economist: Treaty beneficiaries could be owed nearly $85M

Economist: Treaty beneficiaries could be owed nearly $85M

Historic trial will determine how much money is owned to beneficiaries of the Huron Superior Treaty; depending on the witness, the correct answer is either millions or billions
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Annuities Trial: Expert accused of colluding with Ontario on report

Annuities Trial: Expert accused of colluding with Ontario on report

Robinson Superior Treaty annuities trial hears Dr. Alexander von Gernet received written instructions from Ontario just three months prior to submitting 'voluminous, heavily-researched report' on treaty payments on province's behalf
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Annuities Trial: Noted anthropologist takes the stand for Ontario

Annuities Trial: Noted anthropologist takes the stand for Ontario

Research by Dr. Alexander von Gernet suggests Crown increased annuities to four dollars per capita in 1875 at a time when Robinson treaty territories were realizing financial losses
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Conservation group to buy Batchawana Island for $7.2 million

Conservation group to buy Batchawana Island for $7.2 million

Nature Conservancy of Canada set to acquire largest, privately-owned island in Lake Superior next month
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