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Jenny Lamothe

Jenny Lamothe

Jenny Lamothe is a reporter with Sudbury.com. She covers the diverse communities of Sudbury, especially the vulnerable or marginalized, including the Black, Indigenous, newcomer and Francophone communities, as well as 2SLGBTQ+ and the downtown core.

Recent Work by Jenny

Vulnerable populations are being ‘egged’ at night

Vulnerable populations are being ‘egged’ at night

Outreach workers and those who endure the attacks told Sudbury.com it’s been going on for months
Sudbury Action Centre for Youth is closing by month’s end

Sudbury Action Centre for Youth is closing by month’s end

Financials show Action Centre’s troubles go back several years, and auditors noted irregularities in the financial statements going back to 2020
YES Theatre tackles the truth and nuance of residential schools

YES Theatre tackles the truth and nuance of residential schools

Making its way from Stratford to Sudbury is the new play ‘1939’ now being staged by Yes Theatre and running March 15 to 31 at Sudbury Theatre Centre
Concern, confusion among members as $10B treaty settlement looms

Concern, confusion among members as $10B treaty settlement looms

Sudbury.com spoke with several members of signatory First Nation communities who not only shared documents related to the disbursement of funds but also shared their concerns about how the settlement process is unfolding
Ford: supervised site reviews ‘shouldn’t be too much longer’

Ford: supervised site reviews ‘shouldn’t be too much longer’

The provincial review of supervised consumption sites has kept funding from Sudbury’s The Spot, which is facing closure at the end of the month
Federal funds mean economic development for Atikameksheng

Federal funds mean economic development for Atikameksheng

FedNor investment of $288,000 will support Atikameksheng First Nation’s new economic development corporation, Giyak Mishkawzid Shkagmikwe 
Drug Policy Coalition joins fight for supervised consumption sites

Drug Policy Coalition joins fight for supervised consumption sites

Officials say the imminent closures of the harm reduction sites will have dire consequences in Timmins and Greater Sudbury where the opioid death rate is three times the provincial average
Sudbury lawyer under peace bond after assault-charge acquittal

Sudbury lawyer under peace bond after assault-charge acquittal

Adam Castonguay is prevented from contacting the complainant in his case, both under the order of an Ontario court judge and the Law Society Tribunal
Defence still awaits disclosure in new Wright trial

Defence still awaits disclosure in new Wright trial

The man convicted for the 1998 murder of Sudbury woman Renée Sweeney is facing new charges in North Bay while serving a life sentence
Sudbury trial for man charged with trafficking comes to a close

Sudbury trial for man charged with trafficking comes to a close

A date for the decision in the case has yet to be set
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