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Sault businesses calling for regional reopening
Some small business owners in Sault Ste Marie want the Doug Ford government to return to the regional reopening model that was in place before the latest province-wide lockdown.
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The northeast shores of Lake Superior are getting blasted with up to 20 cm of snow over the next 24 hours.
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Sault police charge man in connection with Jan. 13 shooting incident
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Winter travel warnings for these northeastern Ontario communities
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First patient dies of COVID-19 at Sault Area Hospital
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New app helps police rescue stranded hikers in Sault Ste. Marie
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Review could see air traffic control removed from Sault airport
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Canada-wide warrant issued for Ontario man convicted of drug trafficking and assault
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Algoma OPP arrest woman accused of busting into a home, pointing fake gun at partner
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Sault Alzheimer Society switches up January fundraisers during pandemic
: The Sault chapter of the Alzheimer Society is changing how it raises funds through Alzheimer's awareness month.
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Rights were violated during Sault-area arrest, judge rules, but drug evidence can still be used in court
Despite ruling that a search of a suspect's vehicle wasn't warranted, an Ontario Superior Court judge has ruled that evidence from the search – illegal drugs – is still admissible.
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Greater Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger says he is looking for answers from Premier Doug Ford on how they can protect the city's residents and the people of northern Ontario.
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Former East Ferris councillor Dan Corbeil has died, the municipality announced on Facebook on Wednesday.
Hydro One power outage affects more than 1,100 customers in Sudbury area
A Hydro One power outage is affecting more than 1,000 customers in Greater Sudbury.
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A Sudbury woman was pulled over on The Kingsway on the morning of Jan. 18 by someone driving a white Dodge Charger with emergency red and blue lights.
North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit responds to intense criticism over closure of outdoor amenities
Attempts by the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit to limit the spread of COVID-19 is causing quite a stir among residents in the district.
One new COVID case at Laurentian University residence; Sudbury adds new eight cases Wednesday
Laurentian University has a second case of COVID-19 on its campus, the school announced Wednesday.
More than 100 Canada Post employees at Mississauga facility test positive for COVID-19
More than 100 employees of a Canada Post facility in Mississauga have tested positive for COVID-19 since the beginning of the year.
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