Sault election riding on mail-in ballots
With no winner yet declared, election officials are scrambling to verify mail-in ballots in the Sault Ste. Marie riding from Monday's federal election.
Sault Ste. Marie News | Local Breaking | CTV News Sault Ste. Marie
Suspicious package in the Sault turns out to be road flares, police confirm
A suspicious package that led to the evacuation of an area on Pine Street in the Sault contained road flares, police said Wednesday.
Handful of votes separate candidates in Sault Ste. Marie as vote count continues
The federal election Monday night still has some drama for voters in Sault Ste. Marie.
MORE TOP STORIES
-
Carol Hughes re-elected in Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing
CTV News has declared New Democrat Carol Hughes the winner in Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing.
-
Sault police officer injured in Sept. 19 shooting recovering in hospital
The police officer injured in a Sept. 19 shooting has been identified as Ryan Vendramin, 26, of Sarnia.
-
Complete federal election coverage from northern Ontario
The CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca team is ready to bring you all of the federal election news from the region.
-
OPP in Temiskaming Shores dispatched to break and enter in progress
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) from the Temiskaming detachment were dispatched to a break and enter in progress in the Town of Cobalt on Friday night.
-
Sault officer in hospital, SIU investigates fatal police-involved shooting of 19-year-old man
The province’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is currently investigating a fatal police-involved shooting of a 19-year-old man in Sault Ste. Marie. Officials say an officer was shot after being called to a domestic situation early Sunday morning.
-
Sault Ste. Marie looking to become Canada's next music city
The Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce is banking on local talent to help make its case for the Soo as a music destination.
-
Saturday event in Spanish, Ont., to honour residential school victims
Three First Nations in northern Ontario are taking part in a daylong event Saturday to honour victims of residential schools.
-
Ontario Nurses' Association, Algoma Public Health working on new collective agreement
A total of 85 public health nurses, registered nurses and nurse practitioners at Algoma Public Health Unit began mandatory conciliation Friday with their employer as they seek to negotiate a new collective agreement.
-
Businessperson donates $200K to Downtown Plaza development in the Sault
Local businessperson Clark McDaniel is donating $200,000 towards Sault Ste. Marie’s Downtown Plaza.
-
Sault candidates clash over Algoma Steel
Sparks flew in Sault Ste. Marie on Thursday as candidates in the riding get in some final blows before the Sept. 20 federal election.
Stories by region
TIMMINS AREA
SUDBURY AREA
NORTH BAY AREA
Northern Ontario News
Liberal incumbent Terry Sheehan wins Sault Ste. Marie riding
Two days after the polling stations closed across Canada, Sault Ste. Marie was finally able to announce its winner.
Enhanced job-readiness and leadership at Cambrian
From more placement opportunities to the development of a leadership academy, students at Cambrian College have the ability to add more to their resumes before hitting the workforce.
Sudbury mayor delivers first state-of-the-city address in more than two years
Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger gave his first state-of-the-city address Wednesday in more than two years to a virtual crowd over the lunch hour.
Cinéfest film is set in the future, but has undertones of Canada’s residential school era
A new film called 'Night Raiders' by a Métis-Cree filmmaker is coming to Sudbury’s Cinefest this weekend.
Dentists will not be asking for proof of vaccination
An orthodontist in Timmins and a past president of the Ontario Dental Association says dental care is considered health care, which means dentists will treat anyone in the province regardless of vaccination status.
A look at the first day of proof of vaccination rule in Greater Sudbury
The proof of COVID-19 vaccination system took effect Wednesday, requiring proof of vaccination to enter restaurants, bars, gyms, cinemas and casinos and indoor recreational facilities.
Company pleads guilty to one charge in connection with 2019 workplace death of Sudbury man
The widow of a Sudbury man killed on the job in 2019 is sharing the pain she has endured since her husband's death, as one of the companies charged in connection with the tragedy pled guilty in connection with the case.
Sault election riding on mail-in ballots
With no winner yet declared, election officials are scrambling to verify mail-in ballots in the Sault Ste. Marie riding from Monday's federal election.
Suspicious package in the Sault turns out to be road flares, police confirm
A suspicious package that led to the evacuation of an area on Pine Street in the Sault contained road flares, police said Wednesday.
Don't Miss Videos
B.C. man offering cash rewards to help find a girlfriend
Love can be hard to find during a pandemic. That's why a B.C. man is offering his friends cash bonuses if they can help him find a date.
CTV Atlantic's Steve Murphy stepping down as chief anchor
Waterspout forms off Chicago coastline amid high winds
Video shows 'moving island' optical illusion in B.C.
This man has been seen clinging to trucks throughout Atlanta
There's video emerging of a unknown man hanging onto the side of semi-trucks in Atlanta, but it's not the first sighting.
'Sick to my stomach': Vandals target bus at seniors home
WATCH: Lava flows into swimming pool on Canary Islands
Lava from the La Palma volcano has caused destruction across the Canary Islands.
History making couple celebrates 86th anniversary
Meet Ralph and Dorothy Kohler, the longest living married couple in America who just celebrated their 86th wedding anniversary.
CTVNews.ca Top Stories
What the rise of the PPC says about Canada in 2021
While the People's Party of Canada did not manage to gain any seats this federal election, its accruing of the popular vote has experts saying the rise of the far-right populist party cannot be ignored.
Ford says vaccine passports are the 'best chance' Ontario has to avoid another lockdown
Premier Doug Ford welcomed the launch of COVID-19 vaccine certificates in Ontario, saying the system is essential to prevent the province from entering into another lockdown.
'Grow up': U.K.'s Johnson says world must face climate change
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told world leaders at the United Nations on Wednesday night that humanity has to 'grow up' and tackle climate change, saying humans must stop trashing the planet like a teenager on a bender.
Witnesses come forward to police with details of interactions with Gabby Petito, Brian Laundrie
A couple from Louisiana who were vacationing in Jackson, Wyoming, last month said Wednesday they saw an incident involving Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie in a restaurant in one of the last sightings of Petito before her death.
Police in Sherbrooke, Que. searching for man who allegedly punched nurse for vaccinating his wife
Sherbrooke police is looking for a suspect who allegedly assaulted a nurse in a pharmacy.
