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David Helwig

David Helwig

David Helwig's journalism career spans seven decades beginning in the 1960s.

His work has been recognized with national and international awards from groups including the Canadian Association of Journalists, Canadian Association of Broadcasters, U.S. Free Press Association, New York Festival of Radio, Radio Television News Directors Association of Canada, Canadian Community Newspapers Association, Digital Publishing Awards (Canada), Canadian Onllne Publishing Awards and the Michener Awards Foundation.

Helwig launched Village Media's news operations as founding editor in 2002.

Email
helwig@sootoday.com

Recent Work by David

Sault waterfront mall transformation to begin with million-dollar store makeover

Sault waterfront mall transformation to begin with million-dollar store makeover

New tenants for Northern Ontario's second largest mall permitted to renovate space vacated by Sears
Labour ministry investigates boom heard throughout the Sault

Labour ministry investigates boom heard throughout the Sault

Worker was injured last month by ‘erupted substances’
City of Sault Ste Marie, Algoma Steel relaunch bid for huge port development

City of Sault Ste Marie, Algoma Steel relaunch bid for huge port development

Approval of a new $112,000-a-year job at city hall last week signalled the quiet rebirth of what used to be the Sault’s hottest job-creation prospect
Algoma Steel bounces back after can-of-worms winter

Algoma Steel bounces back after can-of-worms winter

Province has granted steelmaker’s request for lifting of coke-making emission limits until repairs are complete
How Algoma Steel de-risked its electric arc furnace project

How Algoma Steel de-risked its electric arc furnace project

Algoma Steel lays to rest concerns that new furnace costs might be snowballing out of control
Sault, Sudbury, North Bay exceed housing targets for 2023

Sault, Sudbury, North Bay exceed housing targets for 2023

All four northern Ontario municipalities with housing-start targets exceeded them in 2023
Algoma resumes steel production after blast furnace repairs

Algoma resumes steel production after blast furnace repairs

Company also revealed it discharged coke oven gases directly into the atmosphere every day from Jan. 21 to Feb. 12
Algoma Steel posts $85-million loss in third quarter

Algoma Steel posts $85-million loss in third quarter

Fourth quarter is expected to be better, thanks to improved steel prices
One quarter of Algoma Steel workers face temporary layoff

One quarter of Algoma Steel workers face temporary layoff

National Environmental Emergencies Centre is providing technical and scientific advice
Algoma Steel resumes limited coke-making, moves to restart blast furnace

Algoma Steel resumes limited coke-making, moves to restart blast furnace

Blast furnace was taken offline; bringing it back into production will take about two weeks
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