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• Genuis says consuming alcohol ‘hardly’ the most important event from evening

  31-10-2018 22:47
  OTTAWA — Federal Tories are fessing up to having a few drinks during a meeting on Parliament Hill Tuesday night, where the Liberals moved to oust new Conservative MP Leona Alleslev from her position as chair. Conservative MP Garnett Genuis says he did in fact drink some alcohol alongside Conservative staffers at the meeting of […]
  
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• BAVIERA, Francesco “Frank”

  31-10-2018 22:45
  Francesco “Frank” Baviera passed away in Sault Ste. Marie on October 28, 2018 at the age of 68. He was born in Lucrezia Di Cartoceto, Italy on March 29, 1950. Son of the late Tito Baviera and Gina Baviera. Lovingly remembered by his aunts, uncles and cousins in Italy and his special friends Patrick, Celine […]
  
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• Traffic flow changing this Friday on the I-75 Business Spur in Sault Michigan

  31-10-2018 22:17
  October 31, 2018 — The traffic configuration is set to change in the Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) work zone on the I-75 Business Spur (BS) in Sault Ste. Marie. Beginning Friday, Nov. 2, traffic from Mackinac Trail will be able to access the I-75 BS using the newly constructed roundabout. At the same time, […]
  
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• Historic Wildland Fire Season Officially Ends

  31-10-2018 22:10
  Today marks the end of this year’s wildland fire season — a season unlike anything this province experienced in over a decade. With more than 1,000 wildland fires in central and northern Ontario, 2018 was one of the busiest fire seasons in the province’s history. To meet this challenge, the government has so far provided […]
  
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• Crash On Boundary Road

  31-10-2018 22:09
  It certainly wasn’t a trick or treat for two drivers Wednesday afternoon. Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services and Police Services responded to a two vehicle crash on Boundary Road and South Market around 2:20 pm Wednesday. Police at the scene tell SaultOnline / ONNtv that no one was injured in the collision that involved a […]
  
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• Ontario Government’s move to make province Open for Business is the correct course of action

  31-10-2018 21:56
  Tuesday’s Ontario government announcement of the Making Ontario Open for Business Act, was welcomed by the Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce and by the wider provincial Chamber network. The proposed legislation includes a repeal of some of the most cumbersome and economically-challenging aspects of Bill 148. The new legislation would also see the dissolution of the […]
  
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• SPENCER, Roseanne

  31-10-2018 21:49
  August 13, 1939 – October 27, 2018 ~ Passed away unexpectedly surrounded by her family at the Sault Area Hospital. Beloved wife of the late Derek Spencer. Proud mother of her daughter Christine (Karl), her sons, Kevin (Tammy), Mark (Julie) and Sean (Kathy). Adored and cherished Nana of Alex (Amber), T.J., Jessie (Angelo), Jamie, Sabrina […]
  
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• MCBRIDE, Miles Owen

  31-10-2018 21:46
  At home on Monday, October 29, 2018 at the age of 70. Predeceased by his parents Owen and Violet McBride and his sister Marylin Edgar (Ted).  Dear brother of Cheryl Wilson (Bob), Guy, Kevin (Glenda) and Craig (Michelle).  Miles will be missed by many nieces and nephews.  He will be remembered by his buddies at […]
  
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• How to save money heating your home this winter

  31-10-2018 21:31
  Editors Note: The Team here at SaultOnline would like to welcome and introduce Bill Nash, “The Handyman”, as our newest contributing columnist. We greatly appreciate your contributions Bill and hope our readers enjoy this valuable content! As a retired Handyman, I am often called upon by friends to help them with “problems” that pop up […]
  
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• Canada to increase annual immigration admissions to 350,000 by 2021

  31-10-2018 21:30
  OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen says Canada will take in 350,000 immigrants in 2021. That’s 40,000 more than it expects to admit this year, and nearly one per cent of the country’s population. The figures were announced Wednesday as part of government’s updated multi-year immigration levels plan, which covers the next three years. The target rises annually from […]
  
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• Neil Young says he’s married to Daryl Hannah in website post

  31-10-2018 21:14
  TORONTO — Neil Young has confirmed he’s most definitely married to Daryl Hannah. The Toronto-born musician addressed the rumours Wednesday in a message on his website, the Neil Young Archives. Young refers to Hannah as “my wife Daryl” in an introduction to a live clip of him playing “Ohio.” It’s the first time Young has addressed months of speculation that […]
  
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• ADSB's Indigenous student council launches

  31-10-2018 20:53 via saultstar.com
  A new Algoma District School Board Indigenous student group will elect its leaders later this month.Northern Indigenous Youth Council will have about five members from each of the English public board’s 10 high schools.“We’re excited to be working with these students,” superintendent of education Joe Maurice told reporters following an open meeting of board of trustees on Tuesday night. “They’re excited to have their voices heard.”Forty-two students, fro
  
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• More walking hours added to Northern Community Centre track

  31-10-2018 20:43 via saultstar.com
  ‘Walkers’ at the Northern Community Centre can add a skip in their step this month.
  The City of Sault Ste. Marie community services division will be implementing monthly walking schedules where users can access the indoor soft-track facility at their leisure. The monthly schedule will vary depending on rental agreements signed with user groups.
  Brent Lamming, director of community services, said in October that his office had been fielding many calls from citizens with concerns that
  
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• Cruiser nearly struck

  31-10-2018 20:08 via saultstar.com
  A small SUV was found parked in the middle of Ontario Avenue in Elliot Lake.An Ontario Provincial Police officer stopped in front of the vehicle and activated the cruiser’s emergency lights. The small SUV then started to drive towards the police car. The officer had to steer his vehicle away from the oncoming SUV to avoid a collision, said Const. Phil Young.A female driver said she was looking for a hairdresser.Deborah Milne, 69, of Elliot Lake, was charged with careless driving.The incide
  
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• BeWaRe!!!

  31-10-2018 19:36
  Of a team that drops in town on Hallows Eve with a Spooky and Unlucky record or 13 regulation losses.  Actually, the Flint Firebirds who the Hounds entertain tonight have 14 losses, but one came in extra minutes. The Firebirds, that are 0-14 this year should not be overlooked and I’m sure that Coach Dean […]
  
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• Manager, Transit & Parking - Apply today! More info: saultstemarie.ca/jobs #saultjobs https://t.co/hwn0lQhVmr

  31-10-2018 19:25 via twitter.com
  
  Manager, Transit & Parking - Apply today! More info: saultstemarie.ca/jobs#saultjobs https://t.co/hwn0lQhVmr
  
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• Community Donates Over 1,500 Cans to Student Food Pantry

  31-10-2018 18:58
  Algoma University’s 6th annual Community Trick or Treat was a resounding success, with record numbers in participants and donations to both the United Way and the Algoma U Food Pantry. “We are overwhelmed by the generosity of our community,” said Asima Vezina, President and Vice-Chancellor of Algoma University. “Our community came together to celebrate the […]
  
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• Passenger train advocates still seeking funding; certificates in place to operate train

  31-10-2018 18:48 via saultstar.com
  Chief Jason Gauthier still has faith and optimism that passenger rail service between Sault Ste. Marie and Hearst will be restored.
  Slowly but surely, he said, the Missanabie Cree First Nations is still working towards operating a passenger rail service between the two northern communities, servicing the remote areas in between.
  It’s been three years now since the passenger train has not run on the Algoma Central Railway line.
  Businesses and lodge owners in the region have said they’
  
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• Search for Hairdresser Leads to Charges

  31-10-2018 18:23
  On October 22, 2018 at 8:10 p.m., the East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) members were on regular patrol duties on Ontario Avenue in the City of Elliot Lake, Ontario. Police observed a vehicle parked in the middle of the street on Ontario Avenue. As police approached the vehicle, it crossed the centre line and continued […]
  
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• Clouston, John Frederick

  31-10-2018 18:06
  July 28, 1956 – October 30, 2018 Passed away suddenly at home. John in his 63rd year, loving husband and soulmate of June for 40 years. Father of Kiley ( Joshiwa ) Barbosa. Grandfather of Aspen, Gabriel and Raphael. Son of Ruth and the late Hazen. Brother of Gladys ( Veikko ), Gerald ( Tammy […]
  
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• Be informed this carbon monoxide awareness week sootoday.com/local-news/be-… via @SooToday

  31-10-2018 18:00 via twitter.com
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• VARANO, Teresa (nee Moraca)

  31-10-2018 17:54
  It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Teresa on Tuesday, October 30, 2018 at the Algoma Residential Community Hospice surrounded by love and family. She was the loving wife and best friend to Rocky for 54 years. She will be sorely missed by her children Maria […]
  
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• Wanted Wednesday: Daniel Arthur Stevenson

  31-10-2018 17:29
  Crime Stoppers in partnership with the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service are seeking tips regarding the whereabouts of Daniel Arthur Stevenson, 26, who is wanted for: CC 117.01(1) POSSESS FIREARM CC 91(2) UNAUTHORIZED POSSESSION OF WEAPON CDSA 4(1) POSSSESS PROHIBITED SUBSTANCE X 3 CDSA 5(2) TRAFFICKING X 2 If you know where we can find […]
  
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• Energy and pot stocks help Toronto market higher, U.S. stocks surge

  31-10-2018 16:35
  TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index posted a triple-digit gain in late-morning trading, boosted by the energy sector and gains in the health-care sector, which includes the big marijuana companies. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 138.79 points at 15,033.29. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 269.91 points at 25,144.55. The […]
  
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• Government to review funding for former governors general, Trudeau says

  31-10-2018 16:23
  OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’ll reconsider the perks and supports Canada gives former governors general. The federal government’s books show that Adrienne Clarkson, who was governor general from 1999 to 2005, has billed more than $1 million in expenses since leaving the job. Besides their pensions, former governors general can get public […]
  
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• Failure to report Canadian privacy breaches could mean big fines after Nov. 1

  31-10-2018 16:04
  TORONTO — After more than three years of legislative fine-tuning, Canadian businesses will be required as of Thursday to alert their customers and the federal privacy watchdog if there’s a danger that personal information under an organization’s control has fallen into the wrong hands. Failure to report the potential for significant harm could expose private-sector […]
  
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• 4th Annual Hallowe’en Pumpkin Patrol tonight

  31-10-2018 15:00
  The 4th Annual Hallowe’en Pumpkin Patrol returns tonight. KC Security Services will be providing free neighbourhood patrols in Sault Ste. Marie during Hallowe’en evening between 6-9 PM in conjunction with our partners from Superior EMS! Hallowe’en is a treasured tradition with the intention of fun and excitement for children, but unintended consequences can result from […]
  
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• Feds say help will come for remote, Indigenous communities without buses

  31-10-2018 14:47
  OTTAWA — The federal government says it will step in to support the transportation needs of some northern and remote communities affected by the closure of Greyhound bus operations in western Canada and northern Ontario. Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau says Ottawa is open to help affected provinces pay for bus service in communities where […]
  
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• .@SaultFire: Prevent carbon monoxide (CO) in your home by getting all fuel-burning appliances inspected annually. M… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  31-10-2018 14:44 via twitter.com
  .@SaultFire: Prevent carbon monoxide (CO) in your home by getting all fuel-burning appliances inspected annually. M… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Halloween Safety Tips from the OPP saultonline.com/2018/10/hallow… via @saultonline

  31-10-2018 14:17 via twitter.com
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• DESJARDINS, Gilbert

  31-10-2018 14:15
  Peacefully at the Sault Area Hospital on Saturday October 27, 2018 at the age of 86. Survived by his son James and predeceased by his son Donald. Son of the late Emile and Celestine Desjardins. Brother of Alice, Marg, late Annette, Dan, Jacque, late Lou and the late Gerald. As per Gilbert’s wishes,there will be […]
  
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• CROWLE, Jody (nee Wilson)

  31-10-2018 14:13
  It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Jody Crowle, after a courageous battle, she went to place with God on October 29, 2018 at the Algoma Residential Community Hospice. She lives in the hearts of her 5 children Ben (Meagan), Matt, Cristin (Mark), Robert (Becky) and Ron (Chantal). She will be […]
  
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• Statistics Canada reports GDP up 0.1% in August boosted by oil and gas subsector

  31-10-2018 13:42
  OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says real gross domestic product edged up 0.1 per cent in August, the seventh consecutive month to see an increase. Thomson Reuters Eikon says economists had expected no change for the month. Growth in oil and gas extraction and the finance and insurance sector helped to more than offset declines in […]
  
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• Male Charged with Careless Driving

  31-10-2018 13:19
  On Tuesday October 30, 2018 at approximately 6:20 am members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Superior East (Wawa) Detachment responded to a single motor vehicle rollover located on Highway 17 approximately 27 km North of Wawa Ontario. At the scene preliminary investigation revealed that a lone male driver had lost control of his motor […]
  
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• Halloween Safety Tips from the OPP

  31-10-2018 10:18
  Acting Staff Sergeant Matt Sonnenburg, Operations Manager for the East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), wants to ensure everyone has an enjoyable and safe Halloween night. Halloween can be an exciting time for children and with the distraction of candy and costumes, safety rules can easily be forgotten. There will be lots of little ghouls, […]
  
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• Searchers find body of missing boy in river exactly where dogs said he would be

  31-10-2018 09:00
  OTTAWA — The search for an 11-year-old boy who fell into the St. Lawrence River near Rockport, Ont. this fall took an agonizing 48 days and involved dozens of people from amateur dive teams and recreational boaters to military divers, police marine and helicopter units and the Canadian Coast Guard. His body was finally found on Oct. […]
  
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• Rotating Canada Post strikes move to P.E.I., Joliette, Que., CUPW says

  31-10-2018 07:34
  OTTAWA — Canada Post employees in two Prince Edward Island communities and Joliette, Que., are joining the country-wide rotating strikes a day after about 6,000 workers walked off the job in Montreal. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says walkouts started in Charlottetown and Summerside, P.E.I., on Wednesday just after midnight local time, and at 1 a.m. […]
  
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• Star Trek's Crosby keen to work with King story

  31-10-2018 04:43 via saultstar.com
  Getting to work again with a Stephen King story was a treat for Denise Crosby.
  The Star Trek: The Next Generation star is featured in The Doctor’s Case.The film is based on a short story by the American king of horror and is directed by James Douglas. He is the son of Tom Douglas, a former Sault Star reporter and editor of Shopper News, now Sault This Week. The cast includes Sault native Joanna Douglas, the director’s cousin.Crosby starred in Pet Sematary, a 1989 feature based on a K
  
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