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These stories about local people previously featured in the news are made possible through the continued support of Windsor Place Retirement Residence as part of our Community Leaders Program.


Participants gather for 3rd annual brain tumour walk

Participants gather for 3rd annual brain tumour walk

Donations raised will go towards the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada to help support patients and caregivers
Waterfront pro-choice rally will show support to U.S. neighbours

Waterfront pro-choice rally will show support to U.S. neighbours

Canadian Saultite Kylan Hawke became increasingly uneasy about the rights of U.S. women and people with a uterus in regards to access of abortion services, especially after a draft decision by the U.S. Supreme Court was leaked to the media in May
Sault's Robert Peace home from Ukraine (5 photos)

Sault's Robert Peace home from Ukraine (5 photos)

‘Part of me still wants to be there’ says Sault man after humanitarian mission
These swings may come to this city park (13 photos)

These swings may come to this city park (13 photos)

Suggested improvements at Rosedale Park include the city's coolest baby swings and heightening of the existing grassy berm to allow improved winter sliding
Sault gym to host ninja obstacle course event (3 photos)

Sault gym to host ninja obstacle course event (3 photos)

Winners in different age categories can go to world championship in Las Vegas
Bicycle security patrols suggested for downtown back alleys

Bicycle security patrols suggested for downtown back alleys

Private security firm has recently collected and disposed of 300 discarded needles in Queenstown
225 high-fives for Mr. B’s last day (5 photos)

225 high-fives for Mr. B’s last day (5 photos)

Earl Breckenridge is retiring after 32 years as a custodian for Algoma District School Board but co-workers and kids at H.M. Robbins Public School say he will be remembered as a positive influence for years to come
Rebuilding year for local gymnastics clubs

Rebuilding year for local gymnastics clubs

Local athletes happy to return to competition after pandemic caused two-year hiatus
The Return of Dryer Fire

The Return of Dryer Fire

The independent event coordination and promotions organization is looking to the community to help support a sustainable concert series and infrastructure
Children’s Mental Health Week strives to raise awareness, reduce stigma locally

Children’s Mental Health Week strives to raise awareness, reduce stigma locally

Algoma Family Services and its partners will be offering activities from May 1-7