Sault Ste. Marie

Kagawong’s Old Mill Heritage Centre originally built in 1925 as a pulp mill, it later powered Manitoulin Island as a hydro plant before becoming a museum.

Ontario Forest Fires says there are now six forest fires in the northeast region after four new ones were discovered Monday.

A member of the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service made history by becoming the first from the force to compete and medal at the World Police & Fire Games.

It seems as though northern Ontario won’t benefit from the province’s recent announcement allowing alcohol on pedal pubs.

North Shore Health Network CEO Tim Vine joins Tony Ryma to discuss the issues causing emergency room closures in the region.

Starting July 7, pet owners across all Canadian Uride cities can now bring their furry companions along for the ride without stress, thanks to the company’s newly launched “Pets” ride option.

A 16-year-old from Bruce Mines, Ont., was sent to hospital last weekend after the ATV they were driving rolled over.

A 25-year-old man wanted on multiple criminal charges was arrested in Greater Sudbury on Friday, following a collaborative effort between the Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service and Greater Sudbury Police Service.

A 29-year-old woman from Garden River First Nation is facing criminal and traffic charges after allegedly providing a false name to police during an ATV traffic stop last month.

Sault police are investigating a theft at the Home Depot on Great Northern Road last month.

A violent attack at a Sault mall, last weekend could have turned deadly if not for the intervention of bystanders, including a local personal support worker whose first-aid efforts may have saved the victim’s life.

Two Sault police officers joined in some fun at the downtown plaza Friday, performing the chicken dance to the lively accordion tunes of Vito Tassone.

Sudbury's Caruso Club is hosting its annual Italian Festival this weekend. Meanwhile, in Sault Ste. Marie, Giovanni’s Italian Festival takes place Sunday.

A dock behind security gates at the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre was damaged Canada Day by more than 20 people.

Pic Mobert First Nation wrapped up a four-day protest against federal and provincial legislation they say undermines Indigenous rights and environmental protections, culminating in a Day of Unity and Peaceful Action on July 4.