Sault Ste. Marie news

• Thursday October 26th

  26-10-2017 23:01
  NEW SCREENING IN EFFECT FOR CANADIANS TRAVELLING INTO THE U.S.: New security guidelines are in effect for Canadian travellers flying into the U.S., but the airlines are saying little about what the procedures involve. The U.S. government said earlier this year that there would be increased screening of passengers and their cellphones and other electronic […]
  
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• City council urged to seek expert advice on zoos

  26-10-2017 21:53 via saultstar.com
  
  Zoocheck has launched an online petition calling for the closure of Spruce Haven Zoo.
  
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• Paramedics vote for strike action

  26-10-2017 21:43 via saultstar.com
  
  Paramedics working in the EMS division of Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services voted 93 per cent Wednesday evening in favour of supporting strike action.Unifor Local 1359, which represents the 54 paramedics, has been bargaining with the City of Sault Ste. Marie since early spring. The contract expired in March and the union says it has “reached an impass
  
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• Local Paramedics Vote In Favour of Strike

  26-10-2017 21:40
  Unifor Local 1359 represents 54 paramedics that work in the EMS Division of Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services who have been in bargaining with the City of Sault Ste. Marie since early spring of this year. The contract has expired effective March of 2017 and we have reached an impasse with the employer. On Wednesday, […]
  
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  26-10-2017 21:13 via twitter.com
  
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• Axe throwers can make their point in Sault

  26-10-2017 21:11 via saultstar.com
  
  Kate Gasparetto started throwing an axe two years ago.
  
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• It’s ‘pants-on-fire’ scary and it opens tomorrow

  26-10-2017 20:45
  Farmer Bob and staff at Mockingbird Hill Farm have been working overtime in preparation for their Haunted Corn Maze which starts tomorrow evening. “We’ve been workin’ 14-16 hour days,” said Farmer Bob Cuerrier. He wants everyone to know that it will be open despite any weather predicaments. “I think it just adds to the mystique. […]
  
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• Sault Ste. Marie Man Sentenced to Prison for Kidnapping, Sex Crimes - 9&10 News

  26-10-2017 20:40 via 9and10news.com
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  Sault Ste. Marie Man Sentenced to Prison for Kidnapping, Sex Crimes
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  A Chippewa County man convicted of kidnapping and sex crimes charges has learned his sentence. Joshua Sweet, of Sault Ste. Marie, will spend 7-25 years in prison. He was arrested last year during a traffic stop in West Branch. Police say he lured a ...and more »
  
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• Algoma U, a Leader in Promoting & Fostering Diversity

  26-10-2017 20:39
  Yesterday, Universities Canada endorsed the new Inclusive Excellence Principles, which demonstrates Canadian universities’ commitment to championing equity, diversity, and inclusion on campuses. As a leader in diversity, Algoma University publicly endorses this initiative and will continue to champion and promote diversity and inclusivity. “Algoma University proudly endorses Universities Canada’s seven Inclusive Excellence Principles,” said President […]
  
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• Find yourself spooked

  26-10-2017 20:24 via saultstar.com
  
  Stacey Tier and Kristen Breckenridge welcome Sault Ste. Marie residents to a haunted maze
  
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• Romano Congratulates Sault Area Hospital on Organ Transplant Conversion Rate

  26-10-2017 20:17
  During his members statement in the Legislature, Sault Ste. Marie MPP Ross Romano extended congratulations to Sault Area Hospital for their latest achievement. “Last week, The President and CEO of the Trillium Gift of Life Network, Ronnie Gavsie, made a very important announcement. According to Trillium’s records over the last quarter, Sault Area Hospital was […]
  
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• Missing Person Located

  26-10-2017 20:04
  The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service would like to advise the public that 27 year old Shane Stephens has been located and is no longer considered missing. We would like to thank the public for their assistance in this matter.
  
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• Next month’s Grey Cup in Ottawa sold out

  26-10-2017 20:00
  OTTAWA — The Grey Cup is still a month away but organizers say the game is sold out. Capacity at TD Place for the Nov. 26 CFL championship will be increased from 24,000 to 36,000 with the addition of temporary stands in both end zones. Regular-season play wraps up next week with the playoffs slated […]
  
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• The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service would like to advise the public that 27 year old Shane Stephens has been... fb.me/4b70y7LYp

  26-10-2017 19:49 via twitter.com
  The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service would like to advise the public that 27 year old Shane Stephens has been... fb.me/4b70y7LYp
  
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• Chamber launches Expo series

  26-10-2017 19:30 via saultstar.com
  
  A private firm from outside Sault Ste. Marie is soliciting businesses to purchase exhibit space for an upcoming event called Sault Ste. Marie Spring Expo.
  
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• A few words from the bug people at Entomica

  26-10-2017 19:30
  John Dedesknows his bugs and he knows, like humans, insects need care too. Entomica located at the Mill Market is hoping the public will support a first ever fundraising event to keep this educational and fun experience continuing. Entomica, Sault Ste. Marie’s Insectarium need your help. As most of you know Entomica was originally proposed […]
  
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• A Halloween Blast Friday Night!

  26-10-2017 19:10
  Halloween comes early with a fun filled evening planned at Soo Blaster Friday night. Soo Blaster is the city’s newest entertainment centre located on Queen Street. Organizers promise an awesome night filled with music, drinks, fun and friends and plenty of contests and prizes for best costume. 3 Live DJ’s (Audiosmile, Electric Therapy and DJ […]
  
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• 2017-18 Commemorative Remembrance Day Jerseys – Auction/Game Day

  26-10-2017 18:59
  On November 11th, we observe Remembrance Day to pay tribute to the men and women of uniform who have lost their lives while fighting for our country, our freedom. It also provides all Canadians the opportunity to pay their respect to those that have and those who continue to serve for all of us. Leading […]
  
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• RALPH, Dean William (AKA Trapper)

  26-10-2017 17:25
  Peacefully he went to be with the Creator, with his Niece Katie Daviau and Charles Cada by his side, on the 24th of October, 2017 at the Blind River Hospital at the age of 63. Son of the late Dean Oliver Ralph and Annie “Ella” (nee Leslie). Beloved Brother to Bonnie (Larry) Mauretic, Robert Ralph, […]
  
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• Three torture victims receive $31 million in federal compensation

  26-10-2017 17:05
  OTTAWA — Three Canadians who were tortured in Syria have received just over $31 million in federal compensation. The Liberal government said in March it had settled long-standing lawsuits filed by Abdullah Almalki, Ahmad El Maati and Muayyed Nureddin over the federal role in their ordeals, though details of the settlement were not made public. Recently released public accounts note […]
  
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• [Reminder] This weekend will be the last Saturday open for the Landfill until the new year. For winter hours, visit… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  26-10-2017 16:36 via twitter.com
  [Reminder] This weekend will be the last Saturday open for the Landfill until the new year. For winter hours, visit… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Local Hotelier Speaks up About his Struggle

  26-10-2017 16:30
  (Photo credit from Dean Anderson at Catalina Motel) I asked local hotelier, Dean Anderson, of the Catalina Motel, to share with us the impacts that the loss of train service has had on his business in Sault Ste. Marie. Over the past 12 years our business, Catalina Motel, has sought to harness the passenger train […]
  
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• If our windows look like this today so do yours! Remember to clear your windows #winteriscoming… instagram.com/p/BattwgFg_3G/

  26-10-2017 16:18 via twitter.com
  If our windows look like this today so do yours! Remember to clear your windows #winteriscoming… instagram.com/p/BattwgFg_3G/
  
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• A funny thing just happened. Humour Me columnist Tom Mills wrote a book

  26-10-2017 15:52
  If a couple can’t achieve simultaneous choregasm, is a little extramarital housework a good idea? Was Shakespeare smoking such stuff as dreams are made on? When is it okay to punch a donkey? Tom Mills explores these and other stimulating questions in his new book, Sex is a Four-Letter Word and Other Misconceptions. For years […]
  
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• Sheehan takes on new role

  26-10-2017 15:34 via saultstar.com
  
  Sault MP Terry Sheehan is now chair for the Northern Ontario Caucus.
  
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• Please remember to keep catch basins free of leaves and debris. #floodprevention https://t.co/ROdFLc0zpW

  26-10-2017 15:25 via twitter.com
  
  Please remember to keep catch basins free of leaves and debris. #floodprevention https://t.co/ROdFLc0zpW
  
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• Federal inmate arrested in Sault Ste Marie - Turtle Island News

  26-10-2017 15:08 via theturtleislandnews.com
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  (TORONTO, ON) – The Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (R.O.P.E.) Squad would like to advise the public that a Federal Offender who went unlawfully at large on October 11, 2017 has been apprehended in the City of Sault Ste Marie. Dallas SOLOMON ...and more »
  
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• Federal inmate arrested in Sault Ste Marie - The Turtle Island News - Turtle Island News

  26-10-2017 15:08 via theturtleislandnews.com
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  (TORONTO, ON) – The Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (R.O.P.E.) Squad would like to advise the public that a Federal Offender who went unlawfully at ...
  Sault Ste. Marie Man Sentenced to Prison for Kidnapping, Sex ...9&10 Newsall 7 news articles »
  
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• The Book of Nightmares gets cracked open: GALLERY

  26-10-2017 14:37 via saultstar.com
  
  The Book of Nightmares, a horror film shot in Sault Ste. Marie and area, premiered at Galaxy Cinemas on Wednesday night.
  
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• A Snowy Weekend Expected

  26-10-2017 14:34
  4:11 AM EDT Thursday 26 October 2017 Special weather statement in effect for: Agawa – Lake Superior Park Searchmont – Montreal River Harbour – Batchawana Bay So far, Sault Ste. Marie is not part of the special weather statement, but it’s awfully close. Snowfall amounts near 15 cm are possible by Saturday morning. Roads may […]
  
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• Fireman Dan says... LED lights are a safe alternative to candles. Be safe and have fun this Halloween.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  26-10-2017 14:24 via twitter.com
  Fireman Dan says... LED lights are a safe alternative to candles. Be safe and have fun this Halloween.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Sears liquidation puts pressure on feds to protect workers’ pensions

  26-10-2017 14:21
  OTTAWA — Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains says the federal government will consider legislation to protect employees’ pensions when a company goes bankrupt. While there’s no plan for the government to introduce legislation at the moment, he says it will carefully examine two different private member’s bills on the subject, put forward by a New Democrat […]
  
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• Sheehan takes the reins as new Chair of the Northern Ontario Caucus

  26-10-2017 12:56
  MP Sheehan took up duties this week as the new Chair for Northern Ontario Caucus.  Meeting weekly when the House of Commons is in session, the Northern Ontario Caucus members work together on issues identified as priorities such as: jobs and the economy, skills training, affordable housing, transit, infrastructure projects and improving quality of care […]
  
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• CarePartners Job Fair Offers Numerous Positions for Personal Support Workers

  26-10-2017 12:53
  Employment Solutions in partnership with CarePartners will be hosting a Job Fair on Wednesday November 1, from 12:00 to 5:30pm. The Job Fair will be held at Employment Solutions located at 421 Bay Street, 4th Floor, Station Tower. CarePartners is looking for new and experienced Personal Support Workers who are energetic and dedicated workers invested […]
  
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• ‘Lifetime collection’ of classic cars lost in fire

  26-10-2017 03:40
  A collection of classic vehicles worth millions of dollars was destroyed Wednesday when fire raced through a building in Langley, B.C. Alyn Edwards, a columnist who writes about classic cars and a good friend of the owners, Garry and Darlene Cassidy, said they are devastated by the loss. The couple were on their way home […]
  
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• Thousands of dishwashers recalled in Canada due to potential fire hazard

  26-10-2017 02:35
  OTTAWA — Health Canada is issuing a recall notice for thousands of dishwashers that it says could be a potential fire hazard. The agency says about 61,000 dishwashers sold between January 2013 and May 2015 are being recalled because the power cords can overheat and possibly spark a fire. It says the affected brands are […]
  
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• Bank of Canada holds rate, suggests more hikes likely at more-cautious pace

  26-10-2017 02:22
  OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday following two straight hikes, but suggested future increases are still likely, albeit at a more-gradual pace. In its scheduled announcement, the central bank said it held off this time in part because it expects the recent strength of the Canadian dollar to slow the rise in the pace of inflation. To make its […]
  
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• Carleton University can reclaim $500k in pension paid to dead prof: court

  26-10-2017 02:19
  Carleton University has won the right to reclaim roughly $500,000 in pension payments made to a former professor who was missing for years before his remains were found in the woods near his Quebec home. Quebec’s highest court has sided with the university in ordering that it be reimbursed for the payments made to George Roseme, a […]
  
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• Trudeau does not appear impressed with Quebec’s attempt to clarify Bill 62

  26-10-2017 02:17
  MONTREAL — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doesn’t appear too impressed with Quebec’s attempts to clear up the confusion surrounding its law on religious neutrality. Last week, the province’s justice minister said Bill 62 would oblige people riding a bus or the subway to do so with their face uncovered for the entire journey. On Tuesday, however, Stephanie Vallee backtracked, saying only those […]
  
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• Band Beats for the week of October 25th – October 29th

  26-10-2017 00:35
  Band Beats is now archived as a Column for great entertainment at your fingertips! For even more things to do in and around the Sault, browse through the Community Events Calendar. Are you a Musician? Not seeing your gig on the list or would like to make sure your Sault Ste. Marie fans know where […]
  
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• Damage Control…We Need Damage Control !!!

  26-10-2017 00:02
  I’m not a greedy person but I have to say that I am not satisfied with the play of the Hounds since the start of the season. Yes, I am aware that we are 9-4  this season and have been in the CHL top ten every week, but I believe that if the on ice product […]
  
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