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• Bill Tinsley: ‘Consider the birds’ - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  11-02-2020 22:53
  Bill Tinsley: ‘Consider the birds’  Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
  
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• Sault Ste. Marie to pay $20,000 for water treatment plants - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  11-02-2020 22:32
  Sault Ste. Marie to pay $20,000 for water treatment plants  Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
  
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• GAGNE, Corrine

  11-02-2020 22:31
  
  November 8, 1983 to February 9, 2020 ~ Another life gone to soon, at the age of 36. Lovingly remembered by her partner Donald Sim, and her son Aiden. Beloved daughter of Michel Gagne (Marielle) and Gerri-Lynn Hamilton (Brian). Dear sister of Matthew (Jade). Aunt of Erin. Granddaughter of Patricia Howe (late Jerry). Corrine is […]
  
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• ZULTEK, Walter

  11-02-2020 22:29
  
  December 16, 1922 to February 10, 2020 – We are saddened by the peaceful passing of Walter Zultek at the age of 97 with his family by his side. Loving and devoted husband of the late Doris Zultek (March 2019). Beloved father of the late Alexis Ferguson (late Bill), Peter (Janice) and David (Zita). Walter […]
  
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• YOUNG, Bernice Mildred (McCarthy)

  11-02-2020 22:27
  
  It is with great sadness the family of Bernice announces her passing at her home on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at the age of 90, after a short but difficult illness with multiple myeloma. Born in Seaside, New Brunswick to Peter and Isabelle McCarthy. Bernice graduated from teacher’s college in 1947 and was the principal […]
  
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• College seeks stand-alone nursing degree

  11-02-2020 22:24 via saultstar.com
  
  Sault College wants to offer a stand-alone nursing degree, potentially ending its 20-year affiliation with Laurentian University to offer of one of its flagship programs.Read More
  
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• High-tech companies eyeing supply chains as coronavirus outbreak continues

  11-02-2020 22:07
  
  OTTAWA — High-tech companies in Canada and around the world are eyeing their supply chains as experts warn the impact of the novel coronavirus in China on manufacturing plants is starting to be felt. The quarantine in Hubei province, China, has created a cloud of uncertainty over the country’s manufacturing sector, which supplies goods the world over. […]
  
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• Ontario panel urges action to capture economic benefits of intellectual property

  11-02-2020 21:57
  
  TORONTO — A new report says Ontario needs to do more to make sure the economic benefits of intellectual property produced in the province are captured. The expert panel chaired by Jim Balsillie says intellectual property is a crucial and increasingly large driver of economic prosperity, and that the province is slipping behind in GDP per capita and other measures […]
  
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• What are the key issues in the Ontario teachers’ disputes?

  11-02-2020 21:32
  
  TORONTO — Ontario teachers have been without a contract since Aug. 31 and months of negotiations have yielded little progress. Bargaining is now at a standstill between the government and all four major teachers’ unions. So what are the key issues? Compensation Elementary and secondary teachers are largely focusing on different concerns, but compensation is […]
  
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• Eagles spill EUPC leader Pickford - Sports - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  11-02-2020 20:45
  Eagles spill EUPC leader Pickford - Sports  Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
  
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• Bulldogs open busy week with win over Trojans - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  11-02-2020 20:45
  Bulldogs open busy week with win over Trojans  Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
  
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• Local cannabis store still waiting location approval

  11-02-2020 19:58 via saultstar.com
  
  Sault Ste. Marie’s proposed Hello Cannabis store is continuing to await its Retail Store Authorization. Read More
  
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• Stand-alone Nursing Degrees at Sault College will Strengthen Health-care Training

  11-02-2020 19:36
  
  The Ontario government’s decision to give colleges the option to deliver stand-alone nursing degree programs will produce more qualified nurses to fill key shortages in many communities, including our own. “This is terrific news for students and health-care professionals in the north and particularly Sault Ste. Marie,” said Dr. Ron Common, Sault College President. “This […]
  
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• More than half of Canadians fear not having enough for retirement, says poll

  11-02-2020 19:14
  
  TORONTO — A Scotiabank retirement survey says more than half of respondents are concerned that financial pressure will force them to re-enter the workplace after they retire. The poll found that the average Canadian respondent expects to retire at 64 years old, while six per cent don’t plan to ever retire. Fear about losing their financial independence is […]
  
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• Solo cooking tips offered

  11-02-2020 18:56 via saultstar.com
  
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• Conservatives press Trudeau on alleged Chinese role in hack of Canadian data

  11-02-2020 18:48
  
  OTTAWA — The Conservatives want to know what federal officials are doing about China’s alleged involvement in the theft of data from thousands of Canadians. In a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, two Conservative MPs say it is extremely worrisome that members of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army stand accused of the high-profile 2017 hack of Equifax. The […]
  
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• Watermain Break to affect traffic flow on McDonald Avenue

  11-02-2020 18:43
  
  The PUC would like to advise the public of a traffic restriction on McDonald Avenue between Campbell Avenue and Crawford Avenue. This traffic restriction is in place to facilitate the repair of a broken watermain. PUC crews have been dispatched and are working to repair the break. During the repair process, McDonald Avenue will have […]
  
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• International Safer Internet Day

  11-02-2020 18:29
  
  The Sault Ste. Marie Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is supporting International Safer Internet Day (SID) and cyber safety awareness. Every February, people and organizations in countries around the world join together for SID to promote safe and responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially amongst children and young people. Safer […]
  
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• Sault College Cougar Weekly Update

  11-02-2020 18:25
  
  MEN’S HOCKEY GAME 1: SAULT COUGARS vs MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS LANSING, MI – The Cougars travelled down to Lansing on Friday to play Michigan State in a two games series. The Cougars got on the board first with Lucas Duckstein potting the first goal of the game to go up 1-0. A flurry of goals […]
  
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• The Twinkie Foundation doubles its eligible funds to families!

  11-02-2020 18:09
  
  More funding available to all qualifying families! The Twinkie Foundation has had a record year for donations, thanks in large part to 5 major donors: Tim Hortons and the Smile Cookie Campaign Steelworkers (USW District 6, Local 2724 and Local 2251) and their annual golf tournament 100+ Women Who Care – Sault Ste. Marie The […]
  
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• ROBINSON, Wayne

  11-02-2020 17:30
  
  At the age of 76 years of age, passed away peacefully in his home on Sunday, February 9, 2020. He was born January 13, 1944 to parents Frank and Joy Robinson. Former spouse of Mary, the mother of his children. Predeceased by his sister Patricia. Father of Tim (Bonnie), Kelly (Pat) and John (Julie). Grampa […]
  
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• MEAWASIGE, Ola

  11-02-2020 17:27
  
  August 2, 1950 to February 6, 2020 ~ We are saddened to announce the graceful passing of Ola while at Golden Birches Terrace in Blind River in her 70th year. She is predeceased by the love of her life, Charles. She will be forever missed by her sister Bev Norton (the late Danny) and her […]
  
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• Getting the message

  11-02-2020 17:11 via saultstar.com
  
  Members of Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario listen to the group’s first vice-president, Karen Campbell, speak outside Sault Ste. Marie MPP Ross Romano’s constituency office on Elgin Street on Tuesday morning. All 83,000 ETFO members participated in a one-day strike on Tuesday to protest a lack of a new contract with the provincial government. BRIAN KELLYRead More
  
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• West Michigan communities planning for high water levels - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  11-02-2020 16:04
  West Michigan communities planning for high water levels  Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
  
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• Salvation Army pantry items needed - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News

  11-02-2020 16:04
  Salvation Army pantry items needed  Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
  
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• Police Respond To Disturbance Call

  11-02-2020 15:34
  
  On February 9, 2020 at approximately 7:45 p.m. members from the Batchewana Police Service with the assistance of the Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to an unwanted person call in Batchewana First Nation, Ontario. Officers attended the scene and conducted an investigation into the incident which revealed an assault had occurred. As […]
  
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• Sault Theatre Workshop presents Angel’s River

  11-02-2020 15:03
  
  The Sault Theatre Workshop (STW) is proud to present Angel’s River, written by Canadian playwright Andrea Boyd, and directed by Randi Houston-Jones. Inspired by a true story, this poignant and challenging production will run at the STW theatre from February 26 – March 01, 2020. Angel’s River tells the story of a teenager’s difficult decision […]
  
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• Millroy: Barker didn’t leave empty-handed

  11-02-2020 14:47
  
  Dr. Kimberly Barker, who was forced to resign as medical officer of health after it was revealed she had hired a convicted criminal with whom she was involved to run Algoma Public Health’s finances on an interim basis, fought for years to keep a KPMG report of its investigation into the matter from public view. […]
  
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• Lumber Kings recognize former Hound skipper

  11-02-2020 14:43 via saultstar.com
  
  A former coach of the Soo Greyhounds will be recognized Sunday at a rink in the Ottawa Valley.Read More
  
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• Lapsed Catholics welcomed back

  11-02-2020 14:18 via saultstar.com
  
  Roman Catholics who’ve left their faith are invited to an upcoming six-week program.Read More
  
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• Sault Ste. Marie, MI Author Publishes Book on Christian Religion - PR Leap

  11-02-2020 14:00
  Sault Ste. Marie, MI Author Publishes Book on Christian Religion  PR Leap
  
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• Canada losing head start on ‘virtual’ health care: task force

  11-02-2020 12:10
  
  OTTAWA — Canadians are making unnecessary visits to their doctors’ offices and hospitals as the public health-care system lags behind other countries and the private sector in “virtual” care, according to a task force led by the Canadian Medical Association. Canada was once considered to be at the forefront of virtual medicine with the introduction of telehealth […]
  
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• ‘It ain’t over ‘til it’s over’

  11-02-2020 05:11 via saultthisweek.com
  
  Bon Soo has one last event.
  Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre will host a Bon Soo Family Day on Family Day, Monday, Feb. 17.
  Normal admission fees are adult $13.50, senior, $12.50, youth, $8 (13 to 21 years) and child, $3. Admission to this event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., is half price. The event is free to members
  Entertainment includes Paw Patrol’s Chase, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, Elsa, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. and Skye, from 2:15 to 3:30 p.m.
  Chopper the Bushplane Beaver, Moo Ho t
  
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• More ‘Stop for Pedestrians’ crossovers on their way

  11-02-2020 04:52 via saultthisweek.com
  
  Of five new pedestrian crossovers City Hall planned to install in 2019, only two are fully operational, but city staff says they will finish the job this year.
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  Public Works announced the installation of the Level 2 Type B Pedestrian Crossovers (PXOs) in early November. Two already control traffic on Wellington Street West near Beverly Street and Queen Street East near Churchill Boulevard.
  Carl Rumiel, manager of design and transportation engineering, said pavement markings wouldn’t tak
  
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• Spadonis persist through four generations on James Street

  11-02-2020 04:46 via saultthisweek.com
  
  Four generations of Spadonis have worked in the 100-year old building on James Street that is currently home to a successful furniture retailer.
  That business began in the fall of 1996 when Alan Spadoni went to a garage sale with his sister. “The light came on,” Spadoni told Sault This Week. “With my knowledge of values and the huge garage sale craze, I can make money at this.”
  Spadoni’s father at that time owned the large James Street building, so after looking aro
  
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