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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.

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Recent Work by David

Algoma Steel issues historic statement on blast furnace, cokemaking

Algoma Steel issues historic statement on blast furnace, cokemaking

The steelmaker's last remaining blast furnace received its final charge on Saturday
'End of an era': Cokemaking shutting down for good at Algoma Steel

'End of an era': Cokemaking shutting down for good at Algoma Steel

When coke ovens near Pittsburgh closed in 2016, there were large, immediate drops in emergency department visits
Is Toronto giving drug users free bus tickets to the Sault?

Is Toronto giving drug users free bus tickets to the Sault?

'There’s not been any concrete evidence or firsthand knowledge of this happening,' says Sault Mayor Matthew Shoemaker
Algoma Steel braces for layoffs, quarterly loss up to $90 million

Algoma Steel braces for layoffs, quarterly loss up to $90 million

Workers nervous about plans for rapid transition to electric arc furnace steelmaking
Year-round ice slides proposed on former Sault fish hatchery site

Year-round ice slides proposed on former Sault fish hatchery site

$10-million project will be known as The Ice Slides
Algoma Steel delays furnace start-up, loses $140 million from operations

Algoma Steel delays furnace start-up, loses $140 million from operations

Work slowed by 'unusually harsh winter conditions' said CEO Michael Garcia in a release
Armed with 1926 copy of Highway Traffic Act, 94-year-old Saultite gets driver's licence renewed

Armed with 1926 copy of Highway Traffic Act, 94-year-old Saultite gets driver's licence renewed

'I'm not worried about you, mom. I'm worried about the other guy, because there's such awful drivers out there' - Joan Robinson's son Andy Chyc
Algoma Steel: Canada needs ‘swift’ response to doubling of steel tariff

Algoma Steel: Canada needs ‘swift’ response to doubling of steel tariff

Algoma’s share price dropped below $8 on Tuesday for the first time since the steelmaker became publicly traded in 2021
Sudbury Liberals vote overwhelmingly for Carney

Sudbury Liberals vote overwhelmingly for Carney

In Greater Sudbury's two ridings, Mark Carney pulled more than 10 times the votes of his nearest competitor, Chrystia Freeland
Algoma Steel adjusts course to compensate for Trump’s steel tariffs

Algoma Steel adjusts course to compensate for Trump’s steel tariffs

‘We’re not backing away from this community,' says Laura Devoni, director of corporate affairs and human resources
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