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Local News World class
Ryan Oliver, a Special Olympian from Superior Heights Collegiate and Vocational School, brings the bronze medal he won in standing long jump at 2019 Special Olympics Ontario Invitational Youth Games ... -
Local News City expects 20 cruise ship stops
Passengers board the cruise ship Pearl Mist near Roberta Bondar Pavilion on Saturday. The Pearl Mist, M/V Victory I and Le Champlain, will stop in the city 20 times between ... -
Local News Elliot Lake men die in crash
Two Elliot Lake men died when their vehicles collided head-on on Highway 17 in Sudbury on Friday night. -
Local News Two for the road
BRIAN KELLY Kaitlyn Lundrigan and her sister, Chelsea Lundrigan, check out a Mini Cooper on display as part of the fourth annual Queen Street Cruise Festival on Saturday. -
Local News Shelby's life-saving efforts honoured
A Sault Ste. Marie canine is a Purina Hall of Fame inductee for defending her owner from a bear. Louise Robillard was walking with Shelby, her 13-year-old German Shepherd and ... -
Local News Hard Day's Night joins Italian festival
A Fab Four tribute act is part of the eighth annual Italian Canadian Festival. Hard Day’s Night perform the music of The Beatles as part of the event that runs ... -
Local News Planned cycling routes discussed
An upcoming information session highlights two proposed cycling routes. Details about the routes – Pine Street, from Queen Street East to Northern Avenue, and Willow Avenue, from McNabb Street to ... -
Local News Ready to roll to sunnier weather
Mike Stortini was kept busy wringing his chamois Friday night.Heavy rain made for a wet start for the fourth annual Queen Street Cruise Festival. -
Local News Staff supports join summer school instruction
Extra staffing supports will be available for elementary and secondary students taking summer school programming with Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board. -
Local News Soil cleanup costs board $400,000
Cleaning up soil contaminated by oil from an abandoned, buried tank at a former St. Mary’s College site will cost nearly $400,000.
