DSES Celebrates First Day in the New School!
Members of the Delia School Enhancement Society were excited to see inside the new Delia School & Community Hub last week as students began classes there October 19.
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Local News Sault Ste. Marie Celebrity 20 Questions
To help get you closer to the heart of the community, today we have Rick Fall, a Sault runner answering our 20 questions. -
News COVID-19 cases up by 4
Four more Algoma District residents, from Sault Ste. Marie and area, have tested positive for COVID-19.
Rideaus hand Sr. Rangers first loss
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Maroons lose to Kings despite Glinski's second straight hat trick
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Abandoned Catholic church on Kehewin Cree Nation destroyed
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Abandoned Catholic church on Kehewin Cree Nation destroyed
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A sluggish start costly for the Greyhounds in dropping a 4-2 decision to the Battalion
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McDonald's shoot-out winner gives Miners a big victory
Guns banned from TV show 'The Rookie' after Alec Baldwin shooting tragedy
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SALTZMAN: Easily store -- and flash -- your vax proof on your smartphone
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Must-see TV: Netflix's 'Army of Thieves' and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' top this week's watch list
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Refinishing a piano will take time and skill
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Feist tours during COVID-19 in unique way
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Elton John says 'Lockdown Sessions' a career highlight
Master breeders to be announced Jan 23
It’ll be a Master Breeder gala like you’ve never seen before! This year the whole country can find out together the names of Holstein Canada’s 2020 Master Breeders.
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Farm News Trial starts for Windsor native accused of breaking into mink farm to video living conditions
An Ontario Court trail began Monday for a Windsor-born animal rights activist who is criminally charged with unlawfully entering a mink farm just north of Kingston. -
Farm News Ontario hiking ethanol content in gasoline to help fight climate change
Ontario plans to raise by half the ethanol content required in gasoline in a move to fight climate change that could also dangle benefits to Southwestern Ontario’s vast corn belt.
The Woodstock Horticultural Society: Staying connected with nature
People have an inborn need to connect with nature.But how do you connect in a world where homes are getting bigger and yards are getting smaller?The answer may lie in ...
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Entertainment ‘Blood on the Prairie’ Grande Prairie duo receive funding to produce true-crime podcast
randy vanderveenAlberta’s worst unsolved mass murder will come alive on the digital airwaves in August as “Blood on the Prairie. -
Local News Details make the difference -- Artist faces realism in portraits
For Jessica Munroe, a budding artist in Grande Prairie, people’s faces are her favourite subject.
