Sault Ste. Marie

A buyer is being sought for the troubled St. Marys Paper Corp. in Sault Ste. Marie, which went into receivership Dec. 29.

Is this the last stand for St. Marys Paper? After emerging from bankruptcy protection in 2007, the century-old Sault Ste. Marie glossy paper maker is in trouble again. The company was placed into receivership in an Ontario Superior of Justice, Dec.

Sault Ste. Marie's abandoned Northern Breweries site may see new life in the next few years. Gateway Properties Inc. is queueing up its newly purchased property for a 200-unit condo development which has a twisted structure unique to the North.

On her Grade 8 report card, after an unfulfilling experience in biology class, Gina Mohammed received a barely passing grade and this comment from her teacher: “Obviously, she’ll never be a biologist.” Boy, was he wrong.

Wikwemikong has secured $2.4 million worth of forest management contracts

Wacky Wings restaurant has expanded into multiple Ontario locations

Two years after it broke ground on the Algoma University campus, the new Biosciences and Technology Convergence Centre is living up to its name as science, technology, academia and private enterprise converge to create economic development opportunit

As newcomers land in the Lock City as their adopted home of choice, the face of Sault Ste. Marie is experiencing a change in diversity. But the city is quickly learning that in order to keep its new citizens, a support system is required.

Opened this fall, the building is part of a multi-year campus redevelopment program. Walking through the halls of the new academic building at Sault College, a palette of greens and oranges greets students as they shuffle between classes.

Sault Ste. Marie is well-positioned to get a share of the chromite processing from the James Bay lowlands, said its outgoing economic development head. “The value that Sault Ste.