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Annual Algoma Ride for Autism is set for this weekend

After working 'around the clock,' Public Service Alliance of Canada said Tuesday it reached a deal with the government for Canada Border Services Agency employees

36-year-old charged with careless driving in connection with March 30 incident on Hwy. 11

Sault Police say suspect set fire to a pallet full of 'rubbish' on May 7

A total of seven 'significant' spills have occurred on Algoma Steel property in the past five years, says a spokesperson for Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks

Students, staff and school community are invited to Ben R. McMullin on June 14 to honour teacher Jennifer Kelly, who died of cancer earlier this year

Whether it's a billion-dollar boozedoggle or a quarter of that, Ontarians' support for opening up the alcohol market declines as the projected cost rises, a new poll shows

Hosted by Village Media's Scott Sexsmith, SooToday's new podcast is a Monday to Friday rundown of all the need-to-know stories happening in our community

Sir Paul is a friendly, eight-month-old kitten that gets along great with other cats

Bill C332, which seeks to add coercive control to the Criminal Code, will have its final debate and vote this week in the House of Commons — and the families of Angie Sweeney and Caitlin Jennings will be there to support it