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Andre Riopel · Mar 17, 2025 12:45 PM IN Cycling

Carboneros When you ride off the beaten track you meet some very exotic people. These two fellas spend their days piling wood into a dome and covering them with ash then proceed to slowly burning the choking pile to make charcoal. They then load the bricks into burlap bags and take them to market with horse and buggy. It’s like going back in time 100 years.

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Matt McMillan · Mar 17, 2025 12:38 PM IN Home improvements

When the seasons change it is a good reminder to change your furnace filter too!

www.homehardware.ca

Home improvements

Jay's Piston Broke Pub · Mar 17, 2025 3:10 AM IN Live music

MONDAY MATINEE with Cameron & Terry. The Unplugged Bastards will be performing this St Patrick's Day from 6pm-9pm. Come out and the part on our wing night specials and of course, green beer! Only at Jay's Piston Broke Pub ! See you there!

Teri Paquette · Mar 17, 2025 2:48 AM IN Sault memories

Here is a painting I did of Gore Street. This was around 1979 - 1980. None of these businesses exist anymore sadly. This painting can be seen at our local museum.

Oil on canvas

Brandon Walker · Mar 17, 2025 2:07 AM IN Inside SooToday

On a day when calls were not being returned, reporter Greg McGrath-Goudie pulled together this excellent column describing how difficult it can be to get someone to speak on the record. In this case, it was about the trade war, but sometimes people don't want to talk no matter what it's about.

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Inside SooToday

Liisa Taivainen · Mar 16, 2025 11:31 PM IN Birding

Saw this guy in my yard a few times over the last few weeks. I was able to take this picture of him

Jim Bedell · Mar 16, 2025 9:12 PM IN Birding

Look who stopped by today. We counted at least a dozen. I imagine someone saying, "Alright! Who had the map?!"

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Cory Furlong · Mar 16, 2025 8:45 PM IN Home improvements

As one of the first rooms guests see, the entryway has a big job: making a good first impression and keeping drop zone items tidy. Outfit your entryway with added function by creating a do-it-all storage system. Use furniture to perform double duty, such as a bench that also acts as a shoe caddy. The right combination of storage solutions (including wall hooks, lockers, and cubbies) will help your entryway stay organized and inviting.

Home improvements

Andre Riopel · Mar 16, 2025 7:18 PM IN Cycling

Cuba: The good, the bad, the ugly. While cycling in Cuba is very safe with little traffic it’s sad to see a country in decline. I have bike travelled in Cuba for over 25 years and their demise was so obvious this year. Life in Cuba is not easy as their survival and economy is crumbling more every year. In addition to the obvious decay of roads and buildings as well as the empty resorts what’s new this year are the daily blackouts caused by the

The conspicuous generator

Arnold Walsh · Mar 16, 2025 5:46 PM IN Photography: Local landscapes

Nice day for a drive. March 14/25

Batchewana

Photography: Local landscapes

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