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The Sault Star, 1 Sep 2026

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ArticleCash helps parks get refreshed

A spruced-up Wil­cox Park is now a second home for Sophia Shil­ling­ton. The young­ster who lives near the cent­ral-area muni­cipal park has become a reg­u­lar vis­itor this sum­mer thanks to a hand­ful of new play equip­ment for her to explore on...

Cash helps parks get refreshed

ArticleBoard cuts EA jobs

Huron-Super­ior Cath­olic Dis­trict School Board's elim­in­a­tion of more than 20 sup­port pos­i­tions will boost work­loads of remain­ing staff and leave schools “with even fewer sup­ports,” a union leader argues. Most of the pos­i­tions, 16.5, are...

Board cuts EA jobs

ArticleNew name wanted for Trump Lake

A tidal wave of sug­ges­tions are fol­low­ing a Sault Ste. Marie's law­yer ask­ing for new names for a North­ern Ontario lake bear­ing the same moniker as a cer­tain U.S. Pres­id­ent. A post on Jef­frey Broad­bent's law office Face­book page late last...

New name wanted for Trump Lake

ArticleCould Canada cut off potash to the U.S.?

As the trade war between Canada and the U.S. con­tin­ues to escal­ate, potash has emerged as a poten­tial bar­gain­ing chip. Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the resource is “one of the most power­ful tools” Canada has in nego­ti­ations while speak­ing...

Could Canada cut off potash to the U.S.?

ArticleMan found with drugs

Sev­eral nar­cot­ics were found when police did a High­way Traffic Act stop in Bat­chewana First Nation late last year. Richard Ather­ton wasn't sup­posed to be driv­ing, said fed­eral pro­sec­utor Ben Pritchard last Fri­day. Bat­chewana First Nation...

Man found with drugs

ArticleJarnk­rok leaves Leafs

One of the quietest four-year careers as a Maple Leaf has ended. Calle Jarnk­rok, whom Toronto plugged into its lineup in vari­ous for­ward line roles, has made the long-rumoured return to Sweden as his role with the Leafs faded. Brynas, the...

Jarnk­rok leaves Leafs

ArticleBe patient

“A wise per­son learns to con­trols tem­per. Anger causes mis­takes.” Always move slowly until you have all the facts and diges­ted them. Today, we live in a cul­ture of fast foods, impa­tience in lineups or wait­ing on the phone, speed­ing...

Be patient

ArticleSICK OF FORD

Retired nurse Car­olLynn Lif­fiton protests Ontario Premier Doug Ford out­side MPP Chris Scott's office on Great North­ern Road on Sat­urday. Monthly demon­stra­tions dir­ec­ted at the pro­vin­cial gov­ern­ment con­tinue the last Sat­urday of each...

SICK OF FORD