• Sleepy firefighter east of Sault fined

    Sleepy firefighter east of Sault fined
    A firefighter drove erratically east of Sault Ste. Marie last fall after taking prescription pills the night before to help her sleep. Several callers reported a car weaving on Highway 17 on Nov,. 6, said assistant Crown attorney Stuart Woods last Friday.The vehicle was stopped in Macdonald, Meredith and Aberdeen Additional Township. Rachel Zack, who pleaded guilty to careless driving, did poorly on a field sobriety test. She was brought to the Ontario Provincial Police detachment in the Sault.
  • Colourful chanting

    Chariot parade participants make their way along Russ Ramsay Way to Roberta Bondar Pavilion before the Festival of Colours at the downtown venue on Saturday. A chariot of Lord Jagannath was pulled along the route. BRIAN KELLY
  • Chanting in Sault's downtown

    Chanting in Sault's downtown
    Chariot parade participants make their way along Russ Ramsay Way to Roberta Bondar Pavilion before the Festival of Colours at the downtown venue on Saturday. A chariot of Lord Jagannath was pulled along the route. BRIAN KELLY
  • Picture this, Camera Craft is closing

    Picture this, Camera Craft is closing
    Camera Craft kept thriving when digital photography threw the traditional business model for the long-time downtown store for a loop. Co-owner James Wishon typically saw a steady stream of customers buying film and dropping off rolls of images to be developed. One hundred rolls a day would be processed, he recalls. Things changed circa 2005 less than a decade after he and his family bought the photography business from Fred Kehrer in 1997. Camera Craft, which is preparing to close its doors for
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  • Korah Road businesses oppose parking meters in 1951: IN OTHER YEARS

    Korah Road businesses oppose parking meters in 1951: IN OTHER YEARS
    July 25, 2001Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is designating an officer to work almost exclusively in the technology domain. “We’re getting inundated with complaints of crimes in this area,” said Chief Bob Davies. Patrick Jarrett will be one of 33 skaters at the Canadian Under-18 hockey camp in Toronto. The tournament will be in the Czech Republic in mid-August. “I have a good feeling, but I still have to go and prove myself,” said Jarrett. Swimmer Jessica Tuomela w

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