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Finding a repurposed home for the North's textile waste

Finding a repurposed home for the North's textile waste

Brunswick House First Nation family doctor enters the clothes recycling business with the launch of Sic Sox Circular
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Gone for good: More than 50 vehicles a day stolen in Ontario

Gone for good: More than 50 vehicles a day stolen in Ontario

Analysis of Ministry of Transportation data, conducted by Village Media's The Trillium, comes in advance of a national summit to tackle auto theft
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VIDEO: What do you think of our freaky February weather?

VIDEO: What do you think of our freaky February weather?

Missing your snowmobile? Not these people, who were outside Thursday enjoying the warm sunshine at Bellevue Park
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Former Muio's restaurant owner charged with $360K fraud

Former Muio's restaurant owner charged with $360K fraud

Robert DiRenzo, who operated the downtown landmark for nearly 25 years, says he is 'absolutely' innocent of the charges announced today by Sault Police
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No snow, but lots of fun for Bon Soo School Olympics

No snow, but lots of fun for Bon Soo School Olympics

Lack of snow didn’t prevent Sault and Algoma high school students from enjoying games like tug of war and giant table tennis
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Altercation at Great Northern business leads to charges

Altercation at Great Northern business leads to charges

Incident was between a staff member and a person who was attempting to return an item
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'Lots of fun': Snowcross siblings return home with medals galore

'Lots of fun': Snowcross siblings return home with medals galore

‘It’s a really competitive sport’: Despite having limited practices during this mild winter, Echo Bay brother and sister combine for seven medals at Michigan snowcross races
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‘New reality’: Downtown bridal shop latest to lock door during business hours

‘New reality’: Downtown bridal shop latest to lock door during business hours

With theft and harassment on the rise — and a downtown police precinct still not open — some storefronts have resorted to locking up and asking customers to ring the doorbell
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International Bridge traffic up nearly 20 per cent in January

International Bridge traffic up nearly 20 per cent in January

Commuter fares represented 51.5 per cent of all crossings last month
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PODCAST: Toxic drug deaths in Algoma way higher than provincial average

PODCAST: Toxic drug deaths in Algoma way higher than provincial average

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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