Local News

Leaders of the 49-member Nishnawbe Aski Nation are calling on the federal and provincial governments to take action to ensure critical supplies can be delivered

Whether it's something you looked forward to or dreaded at the time, whether memories of it send you in adult life to a soccer field or a therapist, everybody seems to have an opinion about physical education class

This week Bill has started thinking about an early spring and where to go next

'He misled officers, having them attend when no offences happened': 50-year-old pleaded guilty this week to assault and harassing Sault Police

Indigenous leaders across the country cheered Friday as the Supreme Court affirmed that First Nations, Métis and Inuit have sole authority over the protection of their children

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices

Owen Arnold had the overtime winner

The premier first promised to end hallway health care five years ago; he said Friday he would commit funds necessary to bring emergency room wait times down to one hour

‘Never lose faith’: Ward 2 Coun. Michael Vagnini has been missing since Jan. 27, and the community gathered at the Walden Winter Carnival’s opening to support friends and family

Paris Williams was 24 when he died from opioid poisoning last year; in a rare move, Sault Police have charged his alleged fentanyl dealer with manslaughter