Remember This?

Sault author remembered as one who shone the light on women who face domestic violence and told their stories 'with an authenticity that rebukes sensationalism'

The HMCS Sault Ste. Marie served as a minesweeper in WWII but was almost call 'The Soo'. City Council under Mayor W. J. McMeeken convinced the powers that be to go with Sault Ste. Marie instead

Goderre and his life-partner, Jean Guy LeBlanc, hosted get-togethers at their Albert Street home. They also rented venues for larger social events for the gay community in Sault Ste. Marie

Remembered as a strong competitor, a humble man, and also the Duke of Paducah, Joe Klukay hailed from Bay View

This week Remember This tells us the story of the mysterious disappearance of an F-89 fighter jet over Lake Superior. A mystery that remains unsolved

Remember This reminds us of a time when people facing hardship shared with and cared for their neighbours

There is a long and interesting history about 'Allen Gardens' established in 1902, which has many facets

From the archives of the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library: Agawa Canyon is a stunning canyon carved by the Agawa River, located 114 rail miles (183 km) north of Sault Ste. Marie. It is not accessible by road and so the railway is very important.

Remember Tiffany's in the Windsor Park Hotel? The Sault's first discotheque featured a large dance floor with lights underneath

As long as there have been boats and people in the area, the shores of Sault Ste. Marie have been popular places