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Ice fishers urged to be extra careful this winter

Ice fishers urged to be extra careful this winter

The Ontario Conservation Officers Association says warm temperatures this year have affected the development of ice on many lakes
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Warm conditions won’t cool down Bon Soo’s momentum: organizer

Warm conditions won’t cool down Bon Soo’s momentum: organizer

‘There isn’t a single location that we’re operating in where a patron would be turned away because of the weather’: 61st annual winter carnival runs from Feb. 2-10, with more than 100 events
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'A great way to serve': Sault Police bring back auxiliary unit

'A great way to serve': Sault Police bring back auxiliary unit

Constables assist with festivals, parades, street parties and sports events
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Doug Ford says northern Ontario mines will help create economic boom

Doug Ford says northern Ontario mines will help create economic boom

Premier addresses municipal leaders at the annual meeting of the Rural Ontario Municipal Association
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Housing Corp eyes possible $1 purchase of vacant lot from city

Housing Corp eyes possible $1 purchase of vacant lot from city

The property could eventually be developed for affordable housing or donated to Habitat for Humanity
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PODCAST: All the Sault news you need to know

PODCAST: All the Sault news you need to know

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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Pair of shows planned for Sault Symphony Orchestra

Pair of shows planned for Sault Symphony Orchestra

The next show is scheduled for February 25 at The Machine Shop
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LETTER: Drug consumption sites are treatment programs

LETTER: Drug consumption sites are treatment programs

'These facilities offer an effective gateway for hard-core substance users to engage in additional opportunities for support, programming and treatment'
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‘Paint Paper Scissors’ exhibition opens at Art Hub tomorrow

‘Paint Paper Scissors’ exhibition opens at Art Hub tomorrow

Ron Marks is a renowned acrylic painter and Gerri Proulx uses paper and scissors in her innovative mixed media/collage work
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Blind River student earns national recognition with golden voice

Blind River student earns national recognition with golden voice

Less than four years after taking her first professional lesson with the Algoma Conservatory of Music, classical singer Meghan Raddon won a gold medal after receiving one of the highest marks in Canada for Level 7 voice
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