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The professional hockey career of Mighty Ducks prospect Jordan Smith ended tonight, after officials at Maine Medical Center announced that the former Saultite won't regain vision in his injured eye.

Sault Ste. Marie City Council tonight voted unanimously to allow veterans two hours of free parking at all City meters. The free-parking arrangement will be tried for one year.

Education quality is central issue as strike by college faculty looms TORONTO, March 6 - Education quality is the central issue as a strike by 9,100 Ontario college faculty looms, the Ontario Public Service Employees Union says.

MEDIA ADVISORY PORTLAND PIRATES ********************* PORTLAND, ME- The Portland Pirates and Maine Medical Center will hold a press conference today regarding surgery to treat defenseman Jordan Smith's eye injury. 5 p.m.

OPP NEWS RELEASE ************************ Marijuana grow operation dismantled (Desbarats, Ontario) - On Thursday March 2, 2006 at approximately 9:30 a.m.

NEWS RELEASES ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES ********************** Minister presents first prospecting badge to Scouts TORONTO – The Ontario government is promoting mining by partnering with Scouts Canada on the first-ever digita

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NEWS RELEASE DAVID ORAZIETTI, MPP ******************** Orazietti announces $110,465 for health promotion Communities in Action Fund to boost physical activity in Sault Sault Ste.

NEWS RELEASE SEARS CANADA ********************** Sears Canada issues safety notice for the Mosquito Magnet® TORONTO, March 6 - Sears Canada has been advised by one of its manufacturers of a potential hazard relating to the Mosquito Magnet® insect tra

OPP NEWS RELEASE ********************* Vehicle collision claims two lives (Espanola) – Members of the Espanola Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police are continuing their investigation into a two-vehicle collision that occurred yesterday (March