In the Echo Essentials Podcast clip above, BayToday reporter Stu Campaigne joins hosts Scott Clark and Dave Dale. The local media veterans take a deeper dive into recent BayToday investigative journalism pieces Campaigne wrote about a movie studio that failed within two years of its launch — laying off 44 employees in the process — and another about a property in Trout Creek that is home to a seniors' residence and is now up for sale for unpaid municipal taxes.
See related articles from Village Media:
- It's a wrap: Local film studio suspends operations, lays off 44
- Local seniors' home up for sale due to unpaid taxes
- VIDEO: Update on delayed local addiction treatment centre
- Sault lawsuit accuses Ferrari’s companies of stiffing contractor
- Notorious developer with local ties making headlines in the Soo
Recorded in the North Bay Echo Community Podcast studio, the three discuss how local journalism holds the various levels of government, businesses and the people involved with them accountable so citizens know what is happening in their community.
The Echo Essentials Podcast ties together all of the elements of the North Bay Echo Community Podcast Network and is hosted by Essentials newsletter editor Dale and Echo’s principal partner Clark. North Bay Echo is a network of podcasts focusing on our community. Guests on the weekly Echo Essentials Podcast reflect on the challenges and issues facing North Bay while Clark and Dale discuss the topics and podcasts featured in the newsletters.
Find the full-length episode of the podcast featuring Campaigne as a guest and other podcast offerings at North Bay Echo.
