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Algoma U research tackling AI, renewable energy and sustainable farming

Algoma U research tackling AI, renewable energy and sustainable farming

Sault university will receive more than $500,000 over five years
Ford willing to fund Algoma Steel to diversify its product mix

Ford willing to fund Algoma Steel to diversify its product mix

Could a return to rail, I-beam manufacturing be in the Sault Ste. Marie steel producer’s immediate future?
Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre appoints new executive director

Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre appoints new executive director

Sandra Moore will take over the role on Sept. 15
New training 'breaking down barriers' in mining

New training 'breaking down barriers' in mining

Sudbury Women's Centre's inclusivity workshops available across the North
'New normal': Sault border crossings down for six straight months

'New normal': Sault border crossings down for six straight months

'People have changed their habits and are going to be spending more money supporting the Canadian economy for the foreseeable future': Mayor Matthew Shoemaker
Summer weather slightly revs up Sault international bridge traffic

Summer weather slightly revs up Sault international bridge traffic

Seven months into 2025 show crossings down 23 per cent from last year’s pace
Canadian shipbuilding and energy projects are the future for Algoma Steel

Canadian shipbuilding and energy projects are the future for Algoma Steel

Onerous tariffs forcing steel company to reassess its place in the U.S. market
Interim president addresses staff as Sault College faces challenges

Interim president addresses staff as Sault College faces challenges

'Right now, I do not know what's happening. I'm unable to comment on the situation,' said college official about president David Orazietti's absence
Algoma Steel absorbs $110-million loss in second quarter

Algoma Steel absorbs $110-million loss in second quarter

Trump tariffs on Canadian steel imports begin to hammer Sault steelmaker
Garden River exits First Nations consortium, demands new deal with HydroOne

Garden River exits First Nations consortium, demands new deal with HydroOne

Garden River First Nation is calling for direct negotiations with utility giant Hydro One after stepping away from a nine-nation consortium working toward a profit-sharing agreement tied to a major electricity transmission project