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UPDATE: Jacobs 'can't put into words' feeling of second Brier title

UPDATE: Jacobs 'can't put into words' feeling of second Brier title

Jacobs won four consecutive elimination games to capture the title
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Local Liberals vote overwhelmingly for Carney

Local Liberals vote overwhelmingly for Carney

In the Sault Ste. Marie – Algoma electoral district, Mark Carney gathered 326 votes, compared to just 25 for his closest rival, Chrystia Freeland
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McAuley hat trick sends Soo over Lumberjacks in NOJHL play

McAuley hat trick sends Soo over Lumberjacks in NOJHL play

Thunderbirds finish sixth in standings, to meet No. 3 seed Blind River in playoffs
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Book signing for debut novella 'Becoming Calla' set for Art Hub

Book signing for debut novella 'Becoming Calla' set for Art Hub

Book is based on sold out 2023 Fringe North Festival dance theatre show
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Mark Carney wins race to replace Justin Trudeau

Mark Carney wins race to replace Justin Trudeau

The former Bank of Canada governor is the next leader of the Liberal Party
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Tenaris employee merges work with passion for art

Tenaris employee merges work with passion for art

Felix Koshy built a miniature crane modeled after one in the facility
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High hopes for Steelton property being converted to affordable rentals for women

High hopes for Steelton property being converted to affordable rentals for women

A former rooming house at the far end of St. George's Avenue West will be renovated into 13 affordable rental units
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UPDATE: Highway 17 north of the Sault reopens

UPDATE: Highway 17 north of the Sault reopens

Highway was closed in both directions Sunday afternoon from Batchawana Bay to Wawa
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Heading north of the Sault? Driving conditions could be hazardous

Heading north of the Sault? Driving conditions could be hazardous

Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel advisory just north of Sault Ste. Marie
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REMEMBER THIS? When classes were interrupted by dog fights

REMEMBER THIS? When classes were interrupted by dog fights

This week, we reminisce about the earliest schools of Tarentorus, wigglers and a dead cat and sled dogs pilfering students' lunches
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