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Restaurants Canada says GST/HST break has had positive impact but not all agree

Restaurants have seen a boost in dining and traffic over the past month coinciding with the GST and HST holiday, according to new data by Restaurants Canada and Open Table.

The Ontario government has started sending out $200 cheques to taxpayers

The $200 payment from the Ford government will be showing up in Ontarians' mailboxes in the form of physical cheques.

Maddy's Mighty Mutts

A new dog rescue just outside Sault Ste. Marie that's helping prospective owners match themselves up with some available pooches.

UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service now operating a full-time canine unit on Manitoulin Island

The UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service said it has "unleashed" its first ever full-time canine unit on Manitoulin Island.

Woman describes the night northern Ont. murder witness arrived looking for help

A murder trial in Sudbury heard testimony this week of the events immediately after Brandan Brooks was fatally shot on M'Chigeeng First Nation.

Northern Ont. murder victim was competition to Toronto-area drug dealer, jury told

Prince Almando Graham is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Brandan Brooks in the First Nation community of M’Chigeeng.

Carbon monoxide: 'The silent killer'

Carbon monoxide causes hundreds of deaths every year in Canada, this is the time of year when most of those deaths occur.

Skilled trades still in demand in 2025

Ian Howcroft from Skills Ontario talks with Tony Ryma about the top five trade skills that will be most in demand in 2025.

Northern Ontario police sound alarm after spike in cyberbullying reports

Canada’s largest First Nations police service is sounding the alarm after a recent spike in cyberbullying incidents in northern Ontario.

OPP remind motorists to use cautious driving near snowplows

Motorists in northern Ontario are being asked to exercise caution when driving near snowplows on highways across the region.

Sault police charge woman in Queen Street break in

Sault police have charged a 37-year-old woman with breaking into a local business and threatening a security guard Wednesday evening.

Sault workshop helps people learn how to research their ancestry

Noreen Kruzich is bringing decades of knowledge to the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library this weekend, for a workshop called 'Navigating Indigenous Ancestry.'

Sault library workshop focused on ancestry

This weekend at the Sault Public Library, an expert will lead a workshop that helps people learn how to research their ancestry.

A chat with the mayor of St. Joseph Township

In this week's edition of the Mayor's Chair, CTV News anchor Ian Campbell has a chat with St. Joseph Township Mayor Jody Wildman.

Weather prevents clients from accessing services at Sault soup kitchen

This past weekend, the Sault Ste. Marie detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police held its 15th annual Stuff a Cruiser event at Rome’s Your Independent Grocer benefitting the Soup Kitchen Community Centre.