Fat biking grows in popularity in Sault Ste. Marie
You've probably heard of fat biking by now -- those bikes with four-inch wheels that can handle nearly all conditions, most notably the snow.
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Flash freeze, wind warnings in effect in northeastern Ont.
Environment Canada has issued flash freeze and high wind warnings for several communities in northeastern Ontario.
Snowplow driver killed in collision near Thunder Bay, Ont.
A snowplow driver was killed Friday evening when his plow collided with a tractor-trailer near Thunder Bay.
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Sault students thrilled to be able to return to the stage
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Winds up to 90 km/h expected near the Sault, Manitoulin Island
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Malfunctioning automatic doors caused worker's death at northern Ont. mine
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Sault suspect pointed gun at victim during break in, tracked down by police dog
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Northern Indigenous group to deliver disability support for its members
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Northern Ont. joins Canada-wide rally for early childhood educators
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Sault hospital offers free parking for December
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Sudbury driver was weaving across the road, police find weapons, $35K in drugs
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Timmins man charged with assaulting a minor
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