Sault Ste. Marie news

• Kimberly Leplante last seen Friday afternoon

  05-11-2017 23:51 via saultstar.com
  
  Sault Ste. Marie Police Service seeks the public’s assistance to locate Kimberly Leplante, 40, last seen Friday at about 4 p.m. in the area of James Street. She is described as a Caucasian female, approximately five feet, six inches tall weighing 120 pounds. She has medium-length brown hair, with green eyes. She was last wearing dark blue windbreak
  
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• Public Assistance to Locate Missing Person - news.ssmps.ca/EN/News/index.…

  05-11-2017 20:11 via twitter.com
  Public Assistance to Locate Missing Person - news.ssmps.ca/EN/News/index.…
  
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• Officers with the Investigation Services Division of the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service are seeking the public’s... fb.me/1GcE9f09d

  05-11-2017 20:11 via twitter.com
  Officers with the Investigation Services Division of the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service are seeking the public’s... fb.me/1GcE9f09d
  
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• Rockin’ Vinyl Records and Collectibles turns 2

  05-11-2017 18:57
  Rockin’ Steve from Rockin’ Vinyl Records and Collectibles, which just had its second birthday at the 352 Wellington Street West location, has been trying his best to get the word out about the store. He’s on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter every day, inviting people to come on down and see what he has to […]
  
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• You Should Do This on November 11th

  05-11-2017 17:58
  Branch 25 is pleased to announce that Wacky Wings will again team up with the Legion this Remembrance Day by giving to the Poppy Fund. On November 11th when you attend both Wacky Wings locations, 15% of the days’ totals sales will be donated to the Branch 25 Poppy Fund which supports our Veterans, hospitals, […]
  
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• You Should Do This on November 10th

  05-11-2017 17:58
  Branch 25 is pleased to announce that Wacky Wings will again team up with the Legion this Remembrance Day by giving to the Poppy Fund. On November 11th when you attend both Wacky Wings locations, 15% of the days’ totals sales will be donated to the Branch 25 Poppy Fund which supports our Veterans, hospitals, […]
  
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• Ex-Gitmo captive suing Canada for $50 million for alleged complicity in torture

  05-11-2017 17:00
  TORONTO — An Algerian man is set to sue the federal government for the abuses he says he suffered at the hands of American security forces after he left Canada 15 years ago. The unproven allegations by Djamel Ameziane, who was never charged or prosecuted, raise further questions about Canada’s complicity in the abuse of […]
  
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• Letter : Attacking Religion Isn’t Your Job

  05-11-2017 13:54
  The Governor General Julie Payette recently gave a speech to the Canadian Science Policy Centre, in which she questions why anyone still believes in Creation or divine intervention. I was not aware that this was one of the roles as Governor General, to denounce any faith practiced in Canada. I understand that she was talking […]
  
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• Violence against front-line hospital staff on rise, more protection needed: union

  05-11-2017 12:27
  TORONTO — As a 42-year nursing veteran of Ontario’s hospital system, Linda Clayborne is no stranger to what’s become a growing phenomenon — escalating incidents of violence perpetrated by patients and even family members against front-line health-care staff. “I’ve been kicked, spat on, bit, pushed and had verbal abuse,” said Clayborne, who retired in June 2016 from St. Joseph’s Hospital in Hami
  
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• U.S. judge puts halt to Canadian court order for Google to delist search results

  05-11-2017 04:14
  A California judge is putting a halt to a Canadian court order for internet giant Google to delist some of its search results worldwide. It says Canada’s top court overstepped its bounds and the right to free speech online. In June, the Supreme Court upheld a 2015 B.C. court ruling that ordered the popular search […]
  
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• Officer, citizens pull woman from car that plunged into water off Nova Scotia

  05-11-2017 02:40
  GOLD RIVER, N.S. — A Mountie combined forces with several citizens on Friday evening on Nova Scotia’s south shore to rescue a 33-year-old woman after her speeding car plunged off a coastal highway into the Atlantic ocean. Staff Sgt. Stephen MacQueen, the district commander of the Lunenburg division, said Const. Vlad Dounin was driving on […]
  
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• Anti-marijuana activists target ads for ‘Weedmaps’ app in Montreal

  05-11-2017 02:30
  MONTREAL — Ben Anson says he was outraged to see a large-scale billboard advertising Weedmaps, an app that lists local marijuana providers, crop up in a spot near several schools in Montreal earlier this year. Recently, he contacted the company hosting the ad, asking them to take it down because of the presence of children in the area. He says […]
  
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• New Brunswick firm’s smoked salmon product recalled due to listeria concern

  05-11-2017 02:19
  BLACKS HARBOUR, N.B. — A flaked salmon product produced by a New Brunswick firm has been recalled due to concerns over possible listeria. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced on its website Friday that True North Seafood Co.’s Toppers Smoked Salmon flakes seasoned with lemon and dill should be pulled from the shelves due to fears of contamination […]
  
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• McKenna’s “climate Barbie” exchange with Rebel reporter generates strong reaction

  05-11-2017 02:16
  Reaction is pouring in on social media after Canada’s environment minister confronted a reporter for The Rebel over the right wing site’s insistence on calling her “climate Barbie.” Catherine McKenna has received hundreds of messages of support from citizens and fellow politicians after she pushed reporter Christopher Wilson for a commitment that The Rebel will stop using the […]
  
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• Federal NDP leader witnesses opioid overdose crisis, break his heart

  05-11-2017 00:14
  VICTORIA — Jagmeet Singh says he’s witnessed the devastation of British Columbia’s opioid overdose epidemic and it breaks his heart. The federal New Democrat Party leader says he visited an overdose prevention site in Vancouver recently and learned how to administer the overdose-busting medication Naloxone. Singh told about two thousand delegates attending the B.C. NDP […]
  
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