Sault Ste. Marie news

• Yard Sale on September 23 and 24th

  19-09-2017 21:54
  September 23 and 24th (if needed) Hare Avenue 8 am – 2 pm
  
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• City looks to boost recycling collection

  19-09-2017 21:23 via saultstar.com
  
  Sault Ste. Marie’s curbside recycling has been a little stagnant during the past couple of years and plans are underway to re-engage households.
  
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• Amazing Race generates publicity for Sault

  19-09-2017 20:57 via saultstar.com
  
  Tourism Sault Ste. Marie says the Sault Ste. Marie episode of The Amazing Race Canada aired earlier this month had 1.5 million viewers tune in.
  
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• Local episode of Amazing Race Canada generated significant marketing results

  19-09-2017 20:48
  The results are in, and they’re amazing! More than 1.5 million viewers watched the Sault Ste. Marie episode of The Amazing Race Canada earlier this month. In terms of promotional value, this represents over $1.18 million of ad coverage for the community in the Ontario market alone. This assessment is based on figures provided by […]
  
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• Clothing Collective supporting Cardiac Services, close to home

  19-09-2017 20:41
  Are you a style-savvy shopper that loves the thrill of the find? Sip, shop and support the hospital at the Cardiac Clothing Collective. The Sault Area Hospital Foundation presents a fashion fundraiser hosted by stylish sisters Dr. Joanna Lamberts and Dr. Bridget Lamberts, featuring clothing from the Soo’s finest closets and curated by Daryl Wier […]
  
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• DELANEY, Phyllis Alberta (nee MacLeod)

  19-09-2017 20:36
  ∼November 11, 1925 – September 17, 2017∼  – It is with a deep and abiding sense of loss that the family announces the passing of Phyllis (aka Phyl) on Sunday, September 17, 2017 at the Sault Area Hospital at the age of 81. Phyllis was born in Thessalon, Ontario to the late Albert Duncan (1960) […]
  
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• Elliot Lake resident in total disbelief !

  19-09-2017 20:35
  Although she has her prize money in hand, Debra Latour of Elliot Lake is still in disbelief after winning a $250,000 top prize with INSTANT ICE (Game #2049). “I need to get used to the idea that I won a quarter of a million dollars!” laughed Debra, while at the OLG Prize Centre in Toronto […]
  
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• AUBIN, Kenneth

  19-09-2017 20:15
  We are deeply saddened to announce the unexpected passing of Kenneth Abraham Aubin on Friday September 15th, 2017 at the age of 62. Son of Kenneth and the late Emma Aubin.  Beloved husband of 34 years to Peggy (Venn).  Loving Father to his two sons, Kenny (Ashley) and Travis (Kerri).  Adored grandpa to Lucas Aubin […]
  
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• Wage hike supports coming for farmers: Wynne

  19-09-2017 20:11
  Ontario is promising help for small business and farmers as the province transitions to a $15 minimum wage Premier Kathleen Wynne says she has tasked the minister for small business to work with the agriculture sector to ensure supports are put in place. Wynne made the comments today at the International Plowing Match in Walton, […]
  
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• Bus routes detoured with construction

  19-09-2017 19:46 via saultstar.com
  
  Several bus routes will be detoured over the next three months as a result of the Pim Street road closure.
  
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• With PM inbound, Trump steals UN spotlight

  19-09-2017 19:20
  NEW YORK – Donald Trump’s first speech at the United Nations trashed the leader of North Korea — “Rocket Man,” he dubbed him — and threatened to “totally destroy” his country, all the while blasting the leaders of Iran, Cuba, Syria and Venezuela. Tuesday’s speech was notable for its high-level trash-talking if not for its […]
  
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• Butter tarts and run against crime

  19-09-2017 18:39
  Crime Stoppers of Sault Ste. Marie & the District of Algoma is hosting a Butter Tart Festival on Sunday, October 1st from 10am – 2pm in Bellevue Park. The event kick-starts with a 5K and 10K Run Against Crime! at 10am. Runners can sign up in advance by going to our website or on race […]
  
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• [BUS DETOUR] McNabb, Second Line, & Sault College bus routes will detour for 3 months starting Sept 20. Details:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  19-09-2017 18:01 via twitter.com
  [BUS DETOUR] McNabb, Second Line, & Sault College bus routes will detour for 3 months starting Sept 20. Details:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Great Lakes states renew push for new lock at Sault Ste. Marie chokepoint - CanadianManufacturing.com

  19-09-2017 17:55
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  Great Lakes states renew push for new lock at Sault Ste. Marie chokepoint
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  Ships record more than 10,000 one-way trips through the locks in any given year, despite winter closures. PHOTO: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Detroit District/Flickr. MINNEAPOLIS—Officials from Great Lakes states are making a renewed push to win ...and more »
  
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• Great Lakes states renew push for new lock at Sault Ste. Marie ... - CanadianManufacturing.com

  19-09-2017 17:55
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  Great Lakes states renew push for new lock at Sault Ste. Marie ...
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  The locks, at the twin cities in Michigan and Ontario, grant thousands of ships passage between Lake Superior and the Atlantic.and more »
  
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• Thibeault testifying in Liberal bribery trial

  19-09-2017 17:13
  SUDBURY, Ont. – A former New Democrat MP who is now energy minister in Ontario’s Liberal government is testifying today in the bribery trial of two provincial Liberals in Sudbury, Ont. The allegations at the centre of the trial revolve around the 2015 byelection that saw Glenn Thibeault leave the federal NDP and successfully run […]
  
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• Statement on Ontario’s Opioid Strategy

  19-09-2017 17:11
  The following statement was issued today by Dr. Eric Hoskins, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care: “The opioid crisis in Ontario is a tragic and growing issue, one we are continuing to work diligently to combat. As part of our government’s commitment to openness, transparency and evidence-based decision-making, we are continuing to make relevant data widely […]
  
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• APNAR, Kristina

  19-09-2017 17:04
  Passed away peacefully at the Ontario Finnish Rest Home on Sunday, September 17, 2017 at the age of 88. She is now reunited with her beloved husband Viktor. Loving mother of Victor Jr. (Arlene) and Kathy Porter (Dale). Cherished grandma of Brandon, Ryan, Kyle and Tyler.  Kristina is survived by her sister Slavica of Slovenia and predeceased by Josefine […]
  
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• Montreal a luxury real estate hot spot: Sotheby’s

  19-09-2017 15:40
  VANCOUVER – Montreal is emerging as a luxury real estate “hot spot,” while Vancouver and Toronto sales should pick up this fall after somewhat sluggish times, according to a new report. Sotheby’s International Realty Canada’s rosy outlook comes despite a slew of policy changes, including some from Ottawa and a couple provincial governments designed to […]
  
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• COOKE, Kevin

  19-09-2017 15:30
  Kevin passed away Thursday, September 14, 2017 in Sault Ste. Marie, ON. He leaves to mourn his sister Madeline Cooke of Pembroke, nieces Mary Cooke, Shirley Melvin (Newfoundland), Olivia Cooke (Quebec), many other nieces and nephews, cousins, and very dear friends, the Collins Family, and Winston for some years, and Ralph and Jeanette, who lovingly […]
  
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• Torch runners - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  19-09-2017 15:23
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  Michigan's Law Enforcement Torch Run is celebrating its 33rd year. The annual event raises funds for Special Olympics Michigan. Members of the Michigan State Police Sault Ste. Marie Post took part in the Torch Run on Sept. 13.
  
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• 20 Jobs Available at Sutherland Job Fair

  19-09-2017 15:17
  Employment Solutions in partnership with Sutherland will be hosting a Job Fair on September 20th, from 10:00am to 2:00pm. The Job Fair will be held at Employment Solutions located at 421 Bay Street, 4th Floor, Station Tower. Sutherland is seeking 20 motivated and passionate individuals to join Sutherland’s Technical Customer Service program team in the […]
  
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• Safety is key during hunting season

  19-09-2017 15:16
  Inspector Yves Forget, Detachment Commander of the East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Detachment, wants to ensure everyone has an enjoyable and safe hunting season. The 2017 fall hunting season is now underway and the OPP are patrolling the trails to ensure people are in compliance with the hunting   regulations. There are several things hunters can […]
  
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• Pim Street closed for 3 months

  19-09-2017 14:34 via saultstar.com
  
  Motorists are being advised that Pim Street – between Bruce and MacDonald – will be closed for three months as PWT staff complete a drainage improvement project.
  
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• Impaired driving charges laid

  19-09-2017 14:33 via saultstar.com
  
  City police have charged a 20-year-old man with impaired driving.
  
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• Trigger finds his family

  19-09-2017 14:23
  If you recall, SaultOnline.com published a story yesterday about a Golden Retriever found in the Heyden / Trout Lake area. The dog was safe having been found by a resident in the area, however there was no information on his tag other than the dog had gone to the Animal Kingdom veterinary clinic. We’re happy […]
  
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• Bus Detour for McNabb, Second Line and Sault College Routes

  19-09-2017 13:40
  The City’s Transit Services would like to advise residents of the following bus route detours. Due to a temporary road closure on Pim Street (between MacDonald Ave and Bruce Street), the McNabb outbound, Second Line inbound and Sault College inbound bus routes will detour from its regular route for approximately three months beginning September 20, […]
  
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• Pesticides killing more than bees: scientists

  19-09-2017 13:22
  OTTAWA – A group of international scientists meets today to try to convince parliamentarians there is no longer any doubt that common agricultural pesticides are toxic chemicals which are killing off honey bees. In fact, says Jean-Marc Bonmatin of the French National Centre for Scientific Research, neonicotinoid pesticides kill a lot more than just bees, […]
  
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• Free tuition plan overlooks some

  19-09-2017 06:04 via saultthisweek.com
  Last week’s return to school saw 185,000 postsecondary students attending school without having to repay the costs of their tuition.
  
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• Sault's Adult Enrichment Centre to expand

  19-09-2017 06:02 via saultthisweek.com
  A gap in services for adults with developmental disabilities has recently been filled, and is about to expand further.
  
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• Sault Ste. Marie and Drummond Island Face Off in Foliage Competition - 9&10 News

  19-09-2017 01:04
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  Sault Ste. Marie and Drummond Island Face Off in Foliage Competition
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  Pure Michigan wants fans to vote on which places they think are the best spots to view foliage. The winners get featured as part of their fall and seek campaign. This week it's Sault Ste. Marie versus Drummond Island. “It's kind of neat that they gave ...
  
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• Do you recognize this dog? Help him get home to his family…

  19-09-2017 01:02
  This young and beautiful dog is currently in the Trout Lake area. He appears to be lost and hungry. If you recognize him, please call 705-777-3323 and help him find his way back to his family. There is a collar with a tag for The Animal Kingdom but no name or owner information.
  
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• Trudeau delivers stinging rebuke to Boeing

  19-09-2017 00:45
  OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dropped the gloves Monday in his fight with Boeing, saying the government won’t do business with a company that he’s accusing of attacking Canadian industry and trying to put aerospace employees out of work. Trudeau’s broadside represents the strongest Canadian rhetoric yet against the U.S. aerospace giant since Boeing […]
  
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• CanLit community applauds ‘Handmaid’s Tale’

  19-09-2017 00:42
  TORONTO – When Margaret Atwood took the stage with the team from “The Handmaid’s Tale” at the end of Sunday’s Emmy Awards, Mike Hamm cheered on the CanLit legend from his Halifax home while the Los Angeles audience gave her a standing ovation. The manager of Bookmark II bookstore in Halifax is a “huge” fan […]
  
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• Equifax will update Canadians on cyberattack

  19-09-2017 00:38
  TORONTO – Equifax Canada said Monday it plans to provide an update this week on the impact of its massive data breach — nearly two months after it was first discovered — but would not say how many individuals north of the border may have had their personal information compromised. The credit data company told […]
  
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• Canada, U.K. using CETA as new trade model

  19-09-2017 00:35
  OTTAWA – Those feeling anxious about the future relationship between the United Kingdom and the rest of the world could use a little predictability, and both Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May say Canada can help. The two countries are working towards a new bilateral free trade deal to take effect […]
  
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• Trump speaks Tuesday at UN as Trudeau arrives

  19-09-2017 00:32
  NEW YORK – This week the United Nations is hearing for the first time from a U.S. president who called the organization weak, incompetent, antithetical to freedom, anti-American and hostile to democracy. Donald Trump said all that in one campaign speech. Now the “America First” president is speaking for the first time to the world […]
  
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• The Monday briefing: Top news at-a-glance

  19-09-2017 00:24
  Highlights from the national news file for Monday, September 18th…   TRUDEAU DELIVERS REBUKE TO BOEING: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is dropping the gloves in his fight with Boeing, saying his government won’t do business with a company that he’s accusing of attacking Canadian industry and trying to put aerospace employees out of work. The […]
  
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• Quebec man in Amber Alert case charged

  19-09-2017 00:19
  MONTREAL – A 41-year-old man who was the subject of an Amber Alert involving his six-year-old boy was charged on Monday in the slaying of the child’s mother. The single charge of second-degree murder was filed at the courthouse in Saint-Jerome, Que. It is unclear, however, when the suspect will appear in court as he […]
  
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• Trudeau, Scheer duel over tax changes

  19-09-2017 00:16
  OTTAWA – A jousting match erupted Monday between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer as the Liberal government’s plan to end “unfair” tax advantages for some wealthy small business owners dominated the return of Parliament. As they exchanged blows, the two leaders gave what is likely a preview of the themes that […]
  
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• Phoenix Rising Women’s Centre and community partners invites you to “Take Back the Night March”

  19-09-2017 00:03
  This year’s Take Back the Night March begins at Phoenix Rising Women’s Centre, 596 Wellington Street East at 6:30 pm on Thursday September 21, 2017. The march will proceed from Wellington Street to Queen Street then west to the Summit Church (corner Bruce & Queen Street).  Event will include guest speaker, drumming song, candlelight ceremony […]
  
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• Saturday event geared to test waters for ample interest in leading local branch

  19-09-2017 00:01 via saultstar.com
  
  Fresh players probing the past.The possibility pleases Patti Mordasewicz.The Ontario Genealogical Society’s president is delighted by the response, so far, to Genealogy Day, an event the society is hosting Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie. Initially, she predicted 50 would attend. By late last week, 47 had already signed up.And, perhaps, the most curio
  
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