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Prime minister in Sault for transit photo op

Prime minister in Sault for transit photo op

The appearance was open to media as a photo opportunity only, with no press conference scheduled
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Sweet deal: Maple syrup maker in Algoma gets help with gear

Sweet deal: Maple syrup maker in Algoma gets help with gear

Federal-provincial initiative means up to $45,000 for Byler Enterprises Ltd. to install reverse osmosis equipment
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Former Greyhound gets new job behind Toronto Marlies bench

Former Greyhound gets new job behind Toronto Marlies bench

Steve Sullivan, originally from Timmins, is joining the team as an assistant coach
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OPINION: For schoolgirl killer, parole should never be a possibility

OPINION: For schoolgirl killer, parole should never be a possibility

Former Crown Attorney who prosecuted the case of Patrizia Mastroianni's killer weighs in on Russell Colwell's renewed fight to see the outside of prison — nearly four decades later
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'Don't be that driver': Local OPP delivers long weekend warning

'Don't be that driver': Local OPP delivers long weekend warning

Sault detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police will be on the lookout for impaired, distracted and aggressive drivers over the Labour Day weekend
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Library wants to teach you how to preserve your old photos

Library wants to teach you how to preserve your old photos

Special session at the North Branch will explain how to preserve your sentimental photographs and documents, including tips on cleaning techniques and storage practices
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Canada's 'finest blues guitarist' performing at The Loft

Canada's 'finest blues guitarist' performing at The Loft

Jack de Keyzer, who has received high praise from the likes of Bob Dylan and Jeff Healey, will be in the Sault on Sept. 20
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Not-so-breaking news: Places will be closed on Labour Day

Not-so-breaking news: Places will be closed on Labour Day

A number of city facilities and services will not be available on Sept. 2
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Echo Bay couple spots a very big cat in their yard

Echo Bay couple spots a very big cat in their yard

‘She was so excited’: Bill Gendron and his wife photographed what they thought was a cougar strolling through their property on Wednesday, but several SooToday readers believe it was a bobcat or lynx
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Ford government changes course, opens massive energy procurement to natural gas

Ford government changes course, opens massive energy procurement to natural gas

Former energy minister Todd Smith previously said he would only target renewables
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