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One dead in single-vehicle crash north of Sault Ste. Marie

A single-vehicle crash in Goulais River, north of Sault Ste. Marie, on Monday left one person dead, police say.

Algoma University faces backlash over program pauses amid budget concerns

Algoma University’s decision to pause admissions for five arts and social sciences programs has drawn sharp criticism from faculty, students, and community members, who argue the move lacks transparency and could cause long-term harm to the institution’s academic mission.

Thessalon First Nation mourning loss of its chief

Thessalon First Nation, east of Sault Ste. Marie, is mourning the loss of Chief Joseph Wabigwan.

Algoma University faculty concerned over program pauses

Faculty union at Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie concerned after several temporary program pauses put in place.

Northern Ontario high school broken into by two dirt bike riders

Police are searching for two suspects who broke into a northern Ontario high school over the weekend and rode dirt bikes inside.

Sault police charge two impaired drivers within 3 hours

Sault police charged two individuals in separate impaired driving incidents in the same night.

More than 2 years later: Still no sign of Jake Corbiere

More than two years since Jake Corbiere vanished in Sault Ste. Marie, police continue to search for answers in his case.

Little Current driver faces impaired, dangerous operation charges after Sault-area crash

A 42-year-old man from Manitoulin Island is facing impaired and dangerous driving charges after a collision that knocked out traffic lights in Sault Ste. Marie.

Sault woman accused of kicking officer, faces charges

A 35-year-old woman faces charges after allegedly assaulting a police officer in the Sault last week.

Sault man charged with drug trafficking after arrest

A 47-year-old man faces multiple drug-related charges after police seized suspected fentanyl and methamphetamine during an arrest last week.

OPP urges safety on waterways ahead of Canada Safe Boating Week

Ontario Provincial Police is reminding boaters and paddlers to prioritize safety as Canada Safe Boating Week approaches.

4 northern cities in top 10 for fatal overdose rates in the province

Four northern Ontario cities rank among the top 10 in the province for the highest per-capita rates of fatal drug overdoses, according to preliminary 2024 data.

OPP, local police urge safety first during Victoria Day long weekend

Provincial and local police are reminding drivers to prioritize road safety as the Victoria Day long weekend brings increased traffic, including trailers and boats, to highways and city streets.

Thessalon emergency department avoids closure, but shortages loom

The Thessalon Hospital’s emergency department will remain open this weekend after the North Shore Health Network secured last-minute physician coverage, averting a temporary closure.

Northern Ont. francophone students perform in Sudbury

Francophone students from across northern Ontario gather in Sudbury for musical performances in Radio-Chaud.