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No new wildland fires, but four still burning in northeastern Ontario

No new wildland fires, but four still burning in northeastern Ontario

Area of low fire hazard runs from Sault to Wawa, stretching northeast to north of Timmins
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Sault library serving up sweet summer reading challenge

Sault library serving up sweet summer reading challenge

Inspired by the popular board game Candyland, this year's reading challenge now underway
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Upgrades to Algoma Steel’s plate mill finally complete

Upgrades to Algoma Steel’s plate mill finally complete

After nearly two years of delays, the steelmaker’s Plate Mill Modernization Project has come to fruition; facility promises to pump out more product at a higher quality
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LCBO workers set to strike as union demands changes to corner store booze plan

LCBO workers set to strike as union demands changes to corner store booze plan

Union leaders warned of a 'hot, dry summer' ahead if a deal isn't reached by July 5
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Northern cop headed to trial for alleged assault on 12-year-old

Northern cop headed to trial for alleged assault on 12-year-old

Sudbury constable has decided to proceed to trial on charges of assault and uttering threats after she allegedly assaulted a young hockey player on Feb. 11
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Storm sewer work will mean delays at Black and McNabb

Storm sewer work will mean delays at Black and McNabb

Northbound left turn lane and one through lane will be temporarily closed to traffic
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'Great potential': Greyhounds ink 2023 fifth-round pick

'Great potential': Greyhounds ink 2023 fifth-round pick

Forward Brady Smith spent last season with the Greater Ontario League's Listowell Cyclones
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UPDATE: Sault Police aims to increase visibility with new downtown division

UPDATE: Sault Police aims to increase visibility with new downtown division

180 Brock Street, a former Social Services building, will house new Division 2
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Should the Sault have more public toilets downtown?

Should the Sault have more public toilets downtown?

A Sudbury man has filed a human rights complaint over the lack of 24/7 public bathrooms in his city — a problem that's also impacting people in the Sault, local advocates say
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Sounds of summer: Here’s the Stage 1 lineup for Rotaryfest

Sounds of summer: Here’s the Stage 1 lineup for Rotaryfest

Stage 1 presented by OLG will include exciting new tribute acts to Sting and the Police, The Tragically Hip and — back by popular demand — ABBA Soo
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