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Overall enrollment at Sault College is up 17.54 percent, reports Leo Tiberi, the college's vice president, academic.

NEWS RELEASE TONY MARTIN, MP **************************** Home renovation tax credit must be maintained: New Democrats OTTAWA - Two days before the home renovation tax credit expires, New Democrats urged the Conservative government to maintain and en

Olympic gold-medalist and world curling champion Russ Howard will pay a visit to the Coles Book Store in the Station Mall.

The following news release has been issued by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union. It concerns the proposed transfer of 31 psychiatric beds from North Bay to either Sault Ste. Marie or Sudbury.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASES ************************* Thirty-year-old Tara Siobhan McKinley of 7 Lake Avenue in Prince Township was arrested yesterday at 6 p.m. at Wal-Mart (446 Great Northern Road) for fraud.

NEWS RELEASE PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE ************************* Prime Minister Stephen Harper names five outstanding Canadians to Senate OTTAWA – Prime Minister Stephen Harper today filled five vacancies in the Senate.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASES ************************* Public mischief charge laid following accident (EDITOR'S NOTE: On March 1, all charges against Amber Janet Schopp were withdrawn at the request of the Crown.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASES ************************* Sixty-three-year-old Rita Gionette of 83 Elliot Road was involved in a single motor vehicle collision on the 28th of January at 2:22 p.m. on Farwell Terrace near Douglas Avenue.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASE ************************* Seventy-seven-year-old Ronald Joseph Dunn of 31 London Street was involved in a motor vehicle collision yesterday at 12:22 p.m. on Elgin Street at Albert Street East.

The Soo Greyhounds began their lengthy road stretch with a 2-1 shootout loss to the Oshawa Generals on Thursday night. Jacob Muzzin scored the lone Greyhound goal in regulation time. Further details will be posted on the Sports page.