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Tenaris invests $11 million to boost safety and automation

Tenaris invests $11 million to boost safety and automation

The first wave of a sweeping $100-million improvement plan has begun at the industrial centre in Sault Ste. Marie
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Sault border traffic drops for third month in a row

Sault border traffic drops for third month in a row

'Everybody's worried about it, but we have no projections on what it's going to do,' said Sault, Michigan official about plummeting cross-border travel
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Village Media CEO leads list of Sault business winners

Village Media CEO leads list of Sault business winners

Sault Chamber of Commerce held annual business awards on May 6
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Sault university sees surge in domestic enrolment despite international decline

Sault university sees surge in domestic enrolment despite international decline

'This budget will not automatically cause layoffs to be initiated nor programs to be cut'
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Greater plate production is Algoma Steel's answer to U.S. tariffs

Greater plate production is Algoma Steel's answer to U.S. tariffs

Sault Ste. Marie steelmaker expects to flip the switch on electric arc production in the second quarter
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Province parachutes $3 million to Sault airport and local business

Province parachutes $3 million to Sault airport and local business

Investments in new construction and company equipment purchases come courtesy of Heritage Fund
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Ontario colleges band together to fight tariff threats

Ontario colleges band together to fight tariff threats

Newly launched coalition of Ontario colleges will work to get “all hands on deck” to meet industry needs and strengthen regional economies
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OCP Construction Supplies expanding to larger location

OCP Construction Supplies expanding to larger location

Sault-based construction supplier will move into recently vacated Peavey Mart store
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Sault Ste. Marie city council snuffs out Downtown Association

Sault Ste. Marie city council snuffs out Downtown Association

Queenstown will no longer be run by business people, but by city bureaucrats
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International student enrollment could drop by 50 per cent at Algoma U: president

International student enrollment could drop by 50 per cent at Algoma U: president

'Between the federal government's cuts to international student enrolment and the province's sustained underfunding, universities and colleges are in a tough spot,' said Donna Rogers, interim president and vice-chancellor
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