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'Did you just sh-- in the park?' Camper stinking mad over public pooping eviction

'Did you just sh-- in the park?' Camper stinking mad over public pooping eviction

Camper kicked out of Thessalon campground for open defecation by guest demands apology, termination of park employee
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Is Thessalon First Nation wrongfully cutting people out of a treaty settlement?

Is Thessalon First Nation wrongfully cutting people out of a treaty settlement?

Dejected band member pens open letter imploring chief and council to 'make things right' by including people in settlement who didn't gain status before First Nation's cutoff date
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'Pretty bogus': Ontario chiefs seek clarity on historic Métis communities

'Pretty bogus': Ontario chiefs seek clarity on historic Métis communities

First Nations leadership call on Métis National Council to make its review of six Métis communities in Ontario public
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City wants your opinion on all the Sault’s boarded-up houses

City wants your opinion on all the Sault’s boarded-up houses

Taking effect next year, new vacant home tax aims to boost housing availability amid dozens of neglected and boarded-up homes in town — many of them owned by out-of-town landlords with dubious reputations
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Lawsuits, unpaid bills pile up for out-of-town landlord scolded by city council

Lawsuits, unpaid bills pile up for out-of-town landlord scolded by city council

Natural gas at downtown apartment building scheduled to be cut off this week as lawsuits, potential repossession of homes dog CPM Properties director
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Local Anishinaabe painter on a mission to Indigenize public spaces through art

Local Anishinaabe painter on a mission to Indigenize public spaces through art

'One of the most important things for me is to Indigenize spaces and decolonize spaces': Lucia Laford's latest artwork will be displayed at cultural sites in downtown Sault Ste. Marie as part of province-wide festival
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Makwa Waakaa'igan gets $2M boost from NOHFC

Makwa Waakaa'igan gets $2M boost from NOHFC

Three-storey building at Algoma University will contain residential school archives, cultural spaces and the Mental Health and Addictions Research and Training Institute once complete
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Barbara Nolan launches series of Anishinaabe language videos for children

Barbara Nolan launches series of Anishinaabe language videos for children

'It's for the kids': Beloved Anishinaabemowin instructor unveils colourful, animated videos aimed at keeping the language alive through immersion
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Marketplace, eatery highlight new development at former fish hatchery site

Marketplace, eatery highlight new development at former fish hatchery site

After decades of failed ideas, a parcel of land on the Gateway site is on its way to being redeveloped as an expansion of the Canal District
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Serpent River First Nation to vote on distribution of treaty settlement

Serpent River First Nation to vote on distribution of treaty settlement

First Nation hosts online vote to determine how $378 million in past compensation will be divided between membership and a community trust
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