OPP say road fatalities headed for 10-year high
There have been more than 107 fatalities on Ontario Provincial Police patrolled roads so far this year.
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Front-runners do battle to represent the Sault at Queen's Park
As the provincial election nears, Sault Ste. Marie incumbent Ross Romano is squaring off again against Michelle McCleave-Kennedy, who gave him a tough fight in 2018.
New kind of multi-tasking: nearly 66% of Canadians use their phone on the toilet
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Abuse survivors in the Sault launch 'Bloom for Change' campaign
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Three new forest fires confirmed in the northeast
Hot and dry weekend weather conditions did little to alleviate the fire hazard in the northeast.
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Stunning moon images taken in northern Ontario during full lunar eclipse
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Sault Symphony launches kids concert
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Sault beer drinkers take in a weekend festival
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Community events this weekend in the north
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Discarded needles an ongoing problem in the Sault
The private security firm tasked with patrolling Sault Ste. Marie’s downtown says its personnel are discovering a large number of discarded needles.
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Indigenous leaders in northern Ontario encouraged by papal visit to Canada
Indigenous leaders in the Sault and Algoma said the Pope's visit in July is an important step, but would also like to see him expand upon his apology.
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Northeastern Ontario has 14 active forest fires
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Sault Area Hospital getting new MRI
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Leaders of Ontario political parties spread out in effort to gather votes
The leaders of Ontario's main political parties are spreading out in search of votes as the election campaign moves past the halfway mark.
Sudbury woman seeks help with alcohol struggle, ends up losing driver's licence
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Prince Charles and Camila, Duchess of Cornwall, met with Indigenous delegates over Canada's residential schools. Creeson Agecoutay reports.
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