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Scammers ramping up fraud attempts in East Algoma: OPP

Scammers ramping up fraud attempts in East Algoma: OPP

Police are seeing 'significant increase in unwanted texts and phone calls from scammers' and are warning people to never give out personal or banking information to anyone
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American military vet who designed transgender flag coming to the Sault

American military vet who designed transgender flag coming to the Sault

Sault Pride and Sault College are partnering with International Day of Pink for the only northern Ontario stop on the speaking tour, which will include Monica Helms
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Most valuable planter: Sault forester wins MVP award

Most valuable planter: Sault forester wins MVP award

Brent Attwell of REGEN Natural Resources honoured by Forests Ontario at annual conference
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Bears are waking up early this winter, so be careful

Bears are waking up early this winter, so be careful

With this year's mild weather and lack of snow, OPP says there have been reports of black bears coming out of hibernation early in some parts of the province
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How to safely photograph upcoming solar eclipse

How to safely photograph upcoming solar eclipse

Brock University professor has some tips for viewing and documenting rare event April 8
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PODCAST: The north needs more innovative thinking

PODCAST: The north needs more innovative thinking

Hosted by Village Media's Scott Sexsmith, SooToday's new podcast is a Monday to Friday rundown of all the need-to-know stories happening in our community
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Emergency crews respond to crash at Brock and Albert

Emergency crews respond to crash at Brock and Albert

Two-vehicle collision shut down intersection at around 9 a.m. Friday
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Prime Minister to talk health care deal during Sudbury visit

Prime Minister to talk health care deal during Sudbury visit

Justin Trudeau spending the day in the Nickel City
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Province’s first nurse with prescribing powers is on Manitoulin

Province’s first nurse with prescribing powers is on Manitoulin

Cyril Lee Turley is a registered nurse at the Northeastern Manitoulin Family Health Team in Mindemoya 
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Weekend Outlook: February was warmer than a typical March

Weekend Outlook: February was warmer than a typical March

This past month also set a new record for the highest temperatures ever recorded in any February of +11°C set on Feb. 27
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