Remember This?

When, in 1937, a 28-year-old stenographer and enthusiastic hunter is found killed by a gunshot to the temple in an isolated hunting camp north of the Sault, things heat up as a married, celebrity former major league baseball player is implicated in her death

In the early-to-mid-seventies, two young men hitchhiked across Canada and through the Sault with a novel way of earning their travel funds

Remembering a visit from Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, in 1959 when even the St. Marys River was excited to see them

If people know what to expect, and what’s normal, they can cope with it, says official Algoma Health Unit's first director of nursing

This week, we learn about a steamer that disappeared during the gales of November in 1902 never to be seen again... or was she?

This week's Remember This chronicles the history of Edward and Eliza Biggings

This week's edition of Remember This recounts a local woman's mission to bring a Mexican burro home to the Sault

When Mrs. Jameson came to the Americas with her husband, Attorney-General of Upper Canada she wasn't content to resign herself to the life of a housewife

This week, we remember the one-time week-long festival held to celebrate the loonie coin designed by local artist Robert-Ralph Carmichael

The E. H. Pitkin Summer Lodge, located on Sapper Island, is the last surviving Frank Lloyd Wright building left in Canada