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Algoma University president announces resignation

Algoma University president announces resignation

Former president Dr. Celia Ross will return in the role until a permanent replacement is found.
Former paper mill getting $2.1 million for cultural upgrades

Former paper mill getting $2.1 million for cultural upgrades

Renovations at Mill Square in Sault Ste. Marie will benefit the Algoma Conservatory of Music and other cultural groups.
North Bay builder constructing super-insulated green homes

North Bay builder constructing super-insulated green homes

SuperSHELL is filling a niche market by building highly efficient homes for customers who make energy efficiency as their top priority.
Youth entrepreneur program celebrating one year of success

Youth entrepreneur program celebrating one year of success

Program has helped youth access nearly $100,000 in funding to help start their businesses.
International Bridge inspection results in ‘good’ rating

International Bridge inspection results in ‘good’ rating

Routine maintenance scheduled for 2017 will resolve minor issues following the annual inspection of the Sault Ste. Marie span.
Sault airport sets monthly passenger mark

Sault airport sets monthly passenger mark

Close to 210,000 passengers recorded over 12 months
Sault building supplier has a succession plan

Sault building supplier has a succession plan

Hollingsworth family taps Westerner to become new Soo Mill president
Railmark kept almost $130,000 of tour train money, claims CN

Railmark kept almost $130,000 of tour train money, claims CN

Canadian National Railway is in a court battle, attempting to recover money it says is owed by the previous operator of the Sault-to-Hearst passenger rail service.
Sault celebrates achievements in tourism

Sault celebrates achievements in tourism

Awards top a great 2016 year for tourism in the region.
Businesses gather in Sault Ste. Marie for matchmaking event

Businesses gather in Sault Ste. Marie for matchmaking event

Aboriginal Business Match East attracts businesses interested in doing business with Aboriginal enterprise.