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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

Where will they go? Renos forcing seniors out of Coniston apartments

Where will they go? Renos forcing seniors out of Coniston apartments

After receiving a letter from the new owner’s lawyer, residents of an affordable Coniston apartment building — the majority of whom are senior citizens — fear what will happen to them after being informed they’ll have to move out of their units for an unknown length of time, with little affordable housing options available
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Arson triple homicide: Defence rests, calls no evidence

Arson triple homicide: Defence rests, calls no evidence

Defence counsel for accused murderer Liam Stinson rested their case April 24, without entering a single piece of evidence 
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Sudbury officer accused of assault back in Espanola court

Sudbury officer accused of assault back in Espanola court

GSPS Const. Melisa Rancourt, who faced disciplinary action during the pandemic after being arrested due to her refusal to show proof of vaccination, is accused of assaulting a 12-year-old hockey player
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‘Generosity and caring’: Greater Sudbury presents Civic Awards

‘Generosity and caring’: Greater Sudbury presents Civic Awards

Winners of the annual volunteer awards are those people who make the fabric of our community strong
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Arson triple homicide: Crown rests its case in Stinson trial

Arson triple homicide: Crown rests its case in Stinson trial

Jury heard from Det.-Cst. Belanger once again, before breaking for an extended period to discuss legal matters after the Crown closed
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Arson triple homicide: Accused said he may have got ‘his girl’ hurt

Arson triple homicide: Accused said he may have got ‘his girl’ hurt

Liam Stinson’s ex-partner took the stand in his arson triple homicide trial, testifying Stinson told her the day after the fatal fire he sent ‘some idiots to do something’ and ‘his girl may have got hurt’ in the process
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BEHIND THE SCENES: Flour Mill drop-in centre has neighbours concerned, fearful

BEHIND THE SCENES: Flour Mill drop-in centre has neighbours concerned, fearful

Sudbury.com's Jenny Lamothe takes us behind the scenes
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Drop-in centre creating friction in Flour Mill neighbourhood

Drop-in centre creating friction in Flour Mill neighbourhood

The placement of a transitional care and drop-in centre for people who are homeless is leaving residents and business owners frustrated and in fear for their safety and the security of their property
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Arson triple homicide: Legal issues delay trial again

Arson triple homicide: Legal issues delay trial again

Legal issues have once again added time to the trial of Liam Stinson, accused of first-degree murder and arson in relation to a April 11, 2021, fatal fire
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Flour Mill drop-in centre has neighbours concerned, fearful

Flour Mill drop-in centre has neighbours concerned, fearful

At an April 8 public meeting, residents and business owners expressed concern about the Sudbury Centre for Transitional Care, which provides services to people who are homeless
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