Skip to content

Local News

$350,000 one-seat privy recommended for Clergue Park

$350,000 one-seat privy recommended for Clergue Park

City staff personally tested computerized, self-cleaning ‘smart’ toilets made by two manufacturers
Read more >
After 0-3 start, Greyhounds latest stretch a 'journey'

After 0-3 start, Greyhounds latest stretch a 'journey'

'It feels like we're in game 30 right now with the way we started the season'
Read more >
Gold Miners down Thunderbirds in Kirkland Lake

Gold Miners down Thunderbirds in Kirkland Lake

The Thunderbirds fall to 7-5-1-0
Read more >
Plenty of election speculation as Ontario legislature resumes

Plenty of election speculation as Ontario legislature resumes

Provincial legislature will resume sitting Monday after an unusually long summer break, amid intense speculation that Premier Doug Ford will call an early election
Read more >
Local 12-year-old earns buckles at national barrel horse races

Local 12-year-old earns buckles at national barrel horse races

Sophia Borden of Prince Township 'cleaned up' at the National Barrel Horse Association finals held in Ancaster, Ontario last weekend
Read more >
GALLERY: Pumpkin walk scares up fun and food donations

GALLERY: Pumpkin walk scares up fun and food donations

2nd annual event Saturday night at Crimson Ridge featured everything Halloween
Read more >
Live Blog: Soo Greyhounds vs. Sarnia Sting

Live Blog: Soo Greyhounds vs. Sarnia Sting

The Soo Greyhounds face the Sarnia Sting in a Sunday afternoon contest at the GFL Memorial Gardens. Full updates will be available throughout the game
Read more >
Search continues for Manitoulin Island woman last seen on Oct. 2

Search continues for Manitoulin Island woman last seen on Oct. 2

Police urge M'Chigeeng residents to check any area where someone may have sought shelter
Read more >
POLL: Most support province's curbs on new bike lanes

POLL: Most support province's curbs on new bike lanes

The provincial PC government announced this week that no new bike lanes could be built without its approval, if building them took a lane away from motor vehicles. About two-thirds of readers in an online poll this week said that this was the right decision
Read more >
REMEMBER THIS? The story behind 'Algoma's Friendliest City'

REMEMBER THIS? The story behind 'Algoma's Friendliest City'

This week, The Sault Ste. Marie Public Library gathers together the pieces of the story of Algoma's Friendliest City and the arch proclaiming the Sault as said city
Read more >