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NEWS RELEASE COALITION FOR ALGOMA PASSENGER TRAINS ************************* All Aboard train event picks up more support at Toronto Union Station today; in Ottawa Thursday The Coalition for Algoma Passenger Trains (CAPT) picked up additional allies

A loyal SooToday.com reader was downtown at the time of the OPP cruiser crash we reported on earlier today. While assessing the situation, our reader snapped this, er, rather interesting photograph.

NEWS RELEASE BATCHEWANA FIRST NATION ************************* Batchewana First Nation pays its bills! Chief Dean Sayers makes the following statement: Sootoday.com posted an item earlier today referring to a First Nation not paying its tuition fees.

NEWS RELEASE SAULT AREA HOSPITAL ************************* Visitor restrictions on 300Y lifted April 25, 2007 - The Noro-like virus outbreak on the third floor (300Y) of the General site has been declared over.

A loyal SooToday.com reader has sent us photos of a crane visiting the Sault today. The fine-looking bird touched down in the Rushmere Drive and Newcastle Road area. The reader couldn’t say what crane species he'd photographed.

NEWS RELEASES HOME DEPOT CANADA CANADIAN ELECTRICITY ASSOCIATION ************************* Canada's largest light bulb retailer applauds national phase out The Home Depot's customers are already energy savvy, adopting energy efficient lighting at a r

NEWS RELEASE SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT ************************* SIU lays charge against Greater Sudbury police officer TORONTO (April 25, 2007) - James Cornish, the director of the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), has caused a criminal charge to

Arthur Rancourt was the third senior to get lucky at the Sault's Senior Drop-In-Centre in the past six months. Really lucky. Thanks to Lucy Scarfone who dealt it to him.

A faithful SooToday.com reader looked out his window this morning to see this Ontario Provincial Police cruiser smacked into a Suzuki X-90. The crash occurred around 11:30 a.m. at the intersection of Queen Street East and Spring.

Regular Warped Tour performers, illScarlett have had it's share of huge shows. Now these four boys from the Toronto area have the Speackeasy to add to their resume.