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About half of the apartments are expected to be affordable housing The City of Sault Ste.
Algoma Steel’s executive pay practices are under renewed scrutiny
Main storm manhole was installed this week The firm overseeing reconstruction work on East Street is using rather self-deprecating language to describe progress made during the past week.
$5.8-million roof replacement could begin this fall City councillors will be asked on Monday to approve a $300,000 donation to Sault Ste.
Flooding issues will get top priority for new ditches City officials are planning to re-dig 13,075 metres of ditches this year to improve drainage along municipal roadways.
Ward 5 Coun. Matthew Scott will run again in this year's municipal election Matthew Scott filed nomination papers Monday to seek a third term as a Ward 5 city councillor.
Corporate sponsorships may be sought for supersized Canadian flag on our waterfront
Marie McLeod is one of four candidates who've signed up to run for Ward 4 city councillor
The City of Sault Ste. Marie has released details of this year's curb and sidewalk construction program.
There's a new candidate running for a city council seat in Ward 2. Stephanie Pagnucco filed her nomination papers Wednesday at the Ronald A. Irwin Civic Centre.
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