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Jenn Inglis · Mar 19, 2025 10:22 AM IN Photography

Taken in January of 2022.

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Photography

Leah Johnson · Mar 19, 2025 10:15 AM IN Baking

Have you visited The Queen's Tarts? What's your favourite butter tart? My top flavour (other than the classics) is salted caramel!

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Baking

Elise Nelson, SooToday · Mar 19, 2025 9:59 AM IN Good news

Last week, the SSM Police hit the ice for the 13th Annual Donald Doucet Youth Centre Charity Hockey Tournament! The women’s and men’s teams battled hard, with the men’s team earning a 5-4 shootout win in the Open Division final!🏒 A huge thank you to all the players, organizers and supporters who made this event possible. Your efforts helped raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sault Ste Marie while honouring Don and his love of hockey.

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Good news

Errol Caldwell · Mar 19, 2025 9:45 AM IN Photography

Here are a few wildlife posts from my archives. All are local to Algoma.

Sharp-tailed grouse

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Photography

Eric Moss · Mar 19, 2025 9:43 AM IN Food & drink

Queen's Tarts is amazing. Big fan of their raisin butter tarts. Also their grilled pear & brie sandwich is delicious!

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Food & drink

David Helwig · Mar 19, 2025 9:40 AM IN Inside SooToday

Pretty much every journalist has a list of articles they wish they’d never written. About 45 years ago, I visited Kapuskasing and prepared a story for the CBC about a cold-weather testing facility there. I wrote about how the place helped automobile manufacturers evaluate new vehicle designs under the worst possible conditions. I ended the piece by cheekily explaining that the testing facility hired only women drivers. CBC aired the story. I

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Inside SooToday

Errol Caldwell · Mar 19, 2025 9:36 AM IN Photography: Local landscapes

March 13 was a very nice day so I went on a photo tour to Saw Pit Bay and Groscap to see ice formations before they disappeared. Here are some of the photos from that day. The only ice cave I ventured into was Groscap. Saw Pit Bay conditions were not suitable for venturing too close to the open water.

Groscap ice cave

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Photography: Local landscapes

Jacob McEachern · Mar 19, 2025 9:29 AM IN Archery

"Remember when I had to take a walk to collect my arrows?" The road to the bullseye started off a bit rocky for our friend Diamyn. Hyper-mobile joints make this sport, with its focus on balance and stability, a challenge. The "standard" forms and techniques lead to arrows landing in mysterious places. But with tenacity & creativity, Diamyn stuck with it and found ways to make it work. Strength improved. Pain-free shooting created

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Archery

Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club · Mar 19, 2025 6:46 AM IN Youth sports

The Soo Finnish Nordic Ski team is at the Cross Country Ski National Championships in Canmore, Alberta and they are putting Sault Ste. Marie on the map! Coached by Declan MacDougall, athletes Kate De Beer Taylor Nieson, Myka Broad and Jasper Tchir are working hard out in the mountains. Kate and Jasper both finished first in the qualifiers for their year of birth in the classic sprints, in a field of 93 and 123 skiers respectively. Kate went on

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Youth sports

Stephanie Foulkes · Mar 18, 2025 9:37 PM IN Reading

4 and 6 for sure. Maybe 3 if I could add in a third option.

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Reading

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