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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

Integrity commissioner to investigate Flour Mill CAN meeting

Integrity commissioner to investigate Flour Mill CAN meeting

Sudbury.com has learned that Integrity Commisioner David Boghosian will be pursuing an investigation into an April 8 meeting of the Flour Mill Community Action Network
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Sudbury Food Bank Spring giveaway means $454k for member groups

Sudbury Food Bank Spring giveaway means $454k for member groups

The amount covers 98 per cent of the requests from the 44 member agencies, mostly volunteer-run organizations, working each day to fight hunger in the city
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Indie Cinema meeting leaves founding director ‘optimistic’

Indie Cinema meeting leaves founding director ‘optimistic’

Founding director and lead programmer of Sudbury’s Indie Cinema hopeful about future of region’s only art house theatre after announcement they will have to find a new space
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Fifty Mother’s Day celebrations for Lougheed's floral manager

Fifty Mother’s Day celebrations for Lougheed's floral manager

Karen Halverson, manager of Lougheed’s Flowers, created flower arrangements for her 50th Mother’s Day and loves that flowers communicate, even when we can’t
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Sentencing of Sudbury man guilty of human trafficking delayed

Sentencing of Sudbury man guilty of human trafficking delayed

Paul Castonguay, guilty of eight charges including trafficking a person under 18, had his sentencing hearing adjourned to await a Gladue Report
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Arson triple homicide: Stinson found guilty of first-degree murder

Arson triple homicide: Stinson found guilty of first-degree murder

Admitting to the lesser manslaughter, Stinson’s lawyers hoped the jury would believe that he had no part in planning the fatal fire that killed three people; the jury disagreed
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Arson triple homicide: Jury begins their deliberations

Arson triple homicide: Jury begins their deliberations

The jury is now sequestered as they decide not if Liam Stinson is guilty or not guilty, but whether he is guilty of murder, or manslaughter
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Robert Steven Wright’s new case headed to Crown pre-trial

Robert Steven Wright’s new case headed to Crown pre-trial

Also known as a CPT, the hearing will allow Wright and his lawyer to meet with the Crown outside of the court to discuss Wright’s charges, which include criminal harassment, forcible confinement and two counts of sexual assault
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Arson triple homicide: Defence admits guilt, but not of murder

Arson triple homicide: Defence admits guilt, but not of murder

While the Crown argued Liam Stinson sent two people to start a fire that killed three and injured another, the defence told the jury he was too intoxicated to understand, and should face a lesser charge
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Coniston tenants meet with MPP, say they’re ready to fight

Coniston tenants meet with MPP, say they’re ready to fight

Enlisting the help of Nickel Belt MPP France Gélinas, the tenants at 21 Balsam in Coniston are ready to push back against new owners who want them out of their apartments
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