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Mary Brown's Chicken restaurant opening soon in the Sault

Mary Brown's Chicken restaurant opening soon in the Sault

Work is being completed on a vacant unit in the former Zellers plaza
On the fifth day of Christmas, we deliver some joy to a couple who ‘deserves the world’

On the fifth day of Christmas, we deliver some joy to a couple who ‘deserves the world’

Watch as Maureen and Norman receive a meaningful and heartwarming gift
New OHL commissioner talks Greyhounds, expansion, OHL's future

New OHL commissioner talks Greyhounds, expansion, OHL's future

With expansion on the table, NCAA hockey as an option for players, and just generally taking over a new position, OHL commissioner Bryan Crawford has had plenty to talk about in his first few months on the job
'The Sault needs to have confidence in itself' says former Algoma University president

'The Sault needs to have confidence in itself' says former Algoma University president

Retired university president, French language professor, political candidate remains active with Harvest Algoma
Workweek Outlook: Winter returns mid-week

Workweek Outlook: Winter returns mid-week

Expect the chillier weather to continue through into this coming weekend
It’s a ‘game-changer’ says man hired to lead Laurentian’s transformation

It’s a ‘game-changer’ says man hired to lead Laurentian’s transformation

Laurentian alumni Frédéric Nickner hired to help university fulfill one of its key post-insolvency obligations, and transform its operations
Good morning, Sault Ste. Marie! Here's today's weather!

Good morning, Sault Ste. Marie! Here's today's weather!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
Canada Post workers will be back on the job Tuesday morning

Canada Post workers will be back on the job Tuesday morning

Operations at Canada Post will resume at 8 a.m. local time on Dec. 17, the company said late Sunday night after the Canada Industrial Relations Board ordered a return to work
'Don't make us pay': Northern Ontario mayors say immigration cuts hurt their cities

'Don't make us pay': Northern Ontario mayors say immigration cuts hurt their cities

The five-year program was aimed at attracting immigrants to smaller communities across Canada, including five cities in northern Ontario, and it provided thousands of newcomers with a path to permanent residence
Dugwell diligent in Vikings’ triumph against Thunderbirds

Dugwell diligent in Vikings’ triumph against Thunderbirds

The win improves Elliot Lake to 7-19-1-0 and in defeat the Soo slips to 13-15-1-1.