Remember This?

Hotchkiss family kept the natural, locally grown Christmas tree tradition alive and well for four decades

From the archives of the Sault Ste.

The Junior Humane Society was revived in 1956 to instill compassion for all living creatures in young people

This week we learn the story of an engraver from Toronto who, with his wife, moved to the Sault to open a jewellery store and become a dairy farmer

Remembering when they had 'welfare' rooms with bunks in the steel plant and women required employment permits to work there

A grand landmark that stood in Sailors Encampment on St. Joseph Island

The morning after 19 went to the rafters we remember number 5, Adam Foote

A group of 16-year-old girls cause a stir when they decry dating prospects in letter to Sault Star

A combined sewage pumping station and transformer station once stood at the junction of Sault Ste. Marie and Steelton

How Barry Lyons explained the importance of trees to urban settings