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How toast, rice and water pistols put an end to visits with a sweet transvestite from Transylvania

From guests to ambassadors, today we learn the story of seven young people from Britain who stayed in the Sault during World War II

Steve Ballantine moved up north to the Sault from the GTA in 1988 and enriched the local theatre and arts community

This week, the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library takes us back to 1935 and shares the story of an earthquake felt in Sault Ste. Marie

This week, The Sault Ste. Marie Public Library gathers together the pieces of the story of Algoma's Friendliest City and the arch proclaiming the Sault as said city

This week, we learn the second of part of two parts to a story about the demise of a steamer on Lake Superior in November 1919

This week, we learn the first part of two parts to a story about the demise of a steamer on Lake Superior in November 1919

This week, we learn about the Sun QUEST and how far solar cars have come in 34 years

This week, we remember Artist Asheleigh Moorhouse, because sometimes those who can do AND teach

The twin cities worked together to stage blackout drills during WWII, but a few people ended up with splitting headaches as a result