The cutline read: “Sault Star columnist Nadine Robinson visited Namibia, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo on a recent trip to Africa. Here, a young boy in Namibia is all smiles after ...

Jody Wildman, board first vice-chair, said when amalgamation talks were ongoing with Public Health Sudbury and Districts more ...

A man faces charges after a two-vehicle crash last weekend. A car and truck collided in the 0 to 100 block of Sackville Road at about 11:30 p.m., a release says. No one was hurt. The driver of the car ...

A Sault Ste. Marie teenager is missing. Emma Desjardins, 15, was last seen in the 400 block of Wellington Street West in the late afternoon of June 2 or 3, police say. She last spoke with someone on ...

A Michigan driver was charged by Sault Police after failing a roadside test. On June 9, Canada Border Services Agency officers detained a man after he performed poorly on a Standardized Field Sobriety ...

A minister baptizes a delegate at the Jehovah's Witnesses' convention held at the Ed Lumley Arena in the Cornwall Civic Complex on Saturday June 24, 2023 in Cornwall, Ont. The annual conference is ...

Justin Butorac, 60, was charged with assault and three counts of failure to comply with multiple probation orders. Butorac was held in custody pending a bail hearing. You must be logged in to join the ...

Students residing in Sault Ste. Marie who are entering post-secondary education are eligible to apply. The application ...

Julie Kisch, Rebecca Ritchie, Cameron Dutchak and Joseph MacKenzie were recognized as the best patrollers at the annual Safety Patrol Awards banquet. Frank Nolan Sr. and Dennis Collins are the ...

“There is no one magic tool in the toolbox. We have to use all the tools we have and create new ones,” Sheehan told The Sault Star. “It’s going to take government at all levels, steel companies and ...

Algoma University’s senate has voted to overturn the board of governors’ decision to pause first-year admissions to geography, history, music, sociology and visual arts, claiming the board acted ...

“Decades of progress against one of the world’s most debilitating diseases is at risk. The damage could take decades more to ...