End of an era: Faithful Sault Star reader Kathy Lemieux writes what the newspaper meant to her family, community
Likely reflects sentiments of those who love, embrace the print product – and will dearly miss it
Crime & Courts
Jail time pushed back for roofing boss
Several minors in Brian Hurley’s vehicle when he had nearly three times the legal amount alcohol in his blood
Domestic charges withdrawn against Sault MPP
‘From the very beginning, I have maintained that I did nothing wrong,’ says Chris Scott
Health Care
Re-elected veteran Township of St. Joseph Mayor Jody Wildman wants public meeting as soon as possible to help residents digest new hospital pitch
Budget hike critical to keeping quality care: Algoma Public Health
Board of Health approves $18.8-M capital and operating budget, an increase of $291K over 2026 planned funding
Program to stem youth substance use proceeds
Planet Youth engagement with school boards, secondary schools continues, Board of Health hears
Getting deets on infectious disease doesn't have to be a drag
PlagueTags, part of RSV Awareness Week, Oct. 11–17, aims to make infectious disease learning 'engaging, approachable'
Business
Ontario auto sector capable of ‘next level of advanced manufacturing’ with right support
Firms feeling the pinch from U.S. tariffs need help pivoting to new markets
Builders, business leaders weigh in on London’s newly elected city council
“Campaigning is easy, but governing is considerably more difficult.”
Ontario News
Public servants spared as Ontario's red ink rises in face of Canada-U.S. trade war.
Five key takeaways from Ontario's fall economic statement, a kind of mini-budget tabled Thursday in the provincial legislature
'Quality over quantity:' Ontario legislature to sit for only 23 days after five-month hiatus
The legislature is scheduled to sit until Dec. 10 but lawmakers will have only 23 days to debate and pass legislation before they leave again.
Queen's Park: Abrupt aid freeze for career colleges puts higher education minister on hot seat
Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn came under calls for his dismissal Tuesday following a five-month break.
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Lieut. C.M. Macreath hurt in third Battle of Ypres
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Justice system 'falls short' helping IPV victims: WOMEN IN CRISIS (ALGOMA)
Reporting abuse 'requires immense strength and courage'
Re-elected Sault trustee keeps future focus
Alternate programs, anti-racism efforts are priorities for Sara McCleary
Chamber music concert planned in Michigan Sault
Nov. 8 at Central United Methodist Church
Algoma Steel ends 'toughest part' of EAF transition
Production expected to pick up in Q4
More Sault Ste Marie & Area News
Ontario Chamber of Commerce pens budget submission to federal government
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce wants the federal government to strengthen Canada’s competitiveness, unlock investment and support growth.
St. Jules joins fight against terrorism in 2001: IN OTHER YEARS
Sault Ste. Marie native serves on Canadian frigate
Sault staging of Come From Away ‘full of beauty’
Director Anthony Aceti was in New York City weeks before terrorist attacks in 2001
BAKER: Become an ‘integral part of the change’ and embrace online Sault Star
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JOY-Full Socks pulls up for annual campaign
Organizer Leslie Cassidy-Amadio eyes solid demand for assistance













