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Sault’s Bushplane Museum seeks help with big renovation

Sault’s Bushplane Museum seeks help with big renovation

GoFundMe crowdfunding campaign is seeking to raise $50,000
Sault bids on Amazon headquarters

Sault bids on Amazon headquarters

Sault Ste. Marie is submitting a bid for Amazon’s second North American headquarters this month. Despite being much smaller than some of its bigger counterparts, the city of 75,000 says the goal is to raise the profile of the Sault.
Sault College aviation instructors tapped for pilot positions

Sault College aviation instructors tapped for pilot positions

Initiative is part of an agreement with Jazz Aviation
Construction on Sault's first zero-energy building to start this fall

Construction on Sault's first zero-energy building to start this fall

Local committee of adjustment approved needed zoning bylaw variances last week
Sault innovation centre seeking awards nominees

Sault innovation centre seeking awards nominees

Awards are given out in eight categories.
Algoma University names new president

Algoma University names new president

Asima Vezina will assume the role of president and vice-chancellor of the Sault school effective Oct. 23, 2017.
Algoma Central sells downtown Sault office tower for $4.4 million

Algoma Central sells downtown Sault office tower for $4.4 million

Bought by group of local investors. Building improvements planned
Software offers companies digital training programming

Software offers companies digital training programming

Insightworks offers digital training for employers in health-care, manufacturing and gaming industries. In December, it moved from the Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre into its own space downtown.
Algoma training course guides engineers into leadership roles

Algoma training course guides engineers into leadership roles

Algoma, formerly Essar Steel Algoma, is attracting and retaining new engineers through its Graduate Engineer Training Program, which allows the company to fill vacancies being left by retirees.
Northern Ontario businesses recognized for safety by WSIB

Northern Ontario businesses recognized for safety by WSIB

JTR & Custom Works Inc. of Timmins and Mike Moore Construction Inc. of Sault Ste. Marie took home gold and bronze medals, respectively.