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These stories about the people and places that make us proud to call Sault Ste Marie home are made possible through the support of IDA Pharmacy as part of our Community Leaders Program.

Back on the job Jocelyn Township first responders score new kits

Back on the job Jocelyn Township first responders score new kits

Local first responders served St. Joseph Islanders for 20 years, will serve them better with new equipment purchased with funds raised by Lions Club
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Errol Caldwell: From scientist to social activist, artist

Errol Caldwell: From scientist to social activist, artist

The woodworker, photographer and a driving force behind the creation of the Rural Agri-Innovation Network and Invasive Species Research Institute's greatest creations (teams) are essentially intangible but effective
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Origin of phrase ‘trick-or-treat’ in print traced to the Sault

Origin of phrase ‘trick-or-treat’ in print traced to the Sault

Several sources have confirmed the earliest printed citations of Halloween’s most popular phrase came from The Sault Daily Star in 1917
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Landmark downtown church offered for sale

Landmark downtown church offered for sale

Asking price for Central United Church is $799,900
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Andre Riopel pedals to change peoples' perspective

Andre Riopel pedals to change peoples' perspective

Hopes to get them out of their cars and into human-powered transportation to look at the world differently
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Area Historical Society makes good use of COVID isolation

Area Historical Society makes good use of COVID isolation

Rydal Bank community and friends come together to help protect, maintain historic church and community centre - from a distance
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After 120 years of service, the YMCA is still here (15 photos)

After 120 years of service, the YMCA is still here (15 photos)

'The Y isn't simply part of our community, it is part of the very fabric of our community,' says past chair
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How the Sault Ste. Marie Museum is bouncing back after a four-month shutdown

How the Sault Ste. Marie Museum is bouncing back after a four-month shutdown

Bringing in an artist in residence, new collections and collecting COVID-19 artifacts all in store for 2021
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Library staff bring stuffies to life for virtual Teddy Bear Sleepover

Library staff bring stuffies to life for virtual Teddy Bear Sleepover

Kids respond super well, says Sault Ste. Marie Public Library children's clerk
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The Old Town Cemetery: the last remaining relic of 19th century rural Sault life

The Old Town Cemetery: the last remaining relic of 19th century rural Sault life

The resting place once run by St. Luke’s Cathedral, which is now an officially recognized historic site
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