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Algoma Steel adjusts course to compensate for Trump’s steel tariffs

Algoma Steel adjusts course to compensate for Trump’s steel tariffs

‘We’re not backing away from this community,' says Laura Devoni, director of corporate affairs and human resources
Algoma Steel supervisors hit with temporary layoffs

Algoma Steel supervisors hit with temporary layoffs

‘They’re saying everything is temporary, based on what happens with tariffs’ – William Slater, USW Local 2724 president
Eco-tour company wins big with national tourism awards

Eco-tour company wins big with national tourism awards

Sault's Thrive Tours lauded for sustainability efforts
Women in the Trades: How Lily Wynne is powering through 9,000 hours in electrical apprenticeship

Women in the Trades: How Lily Wynne is powering through 9,000 hours in electrical apprenticeship

Sault College student Lily Wynne is proving she’s wired for success
Mississauga firm will build Sault Indigenous learning facility

Mississauga firm will build Sault Indigenous learning facility

Maple Reinders Constructors land $42-million contract for Makwa Waakaa’igan project
Algoma Steel shuts down blast furnace for repairs

Algoma Steel shuts down blast furnace for repairs

Staffing levels were temporarily reduced while repairs were made
With tariffs looming, Sault Chamber touts shopping local

With tariffs looming, Sault Chamber touts shopping local

'Team Canada approach' will keep money circulating in local economy, says Chamber president
Algoma Steel’s health and safety chief departs after short stint

Algoma Steel’s health and safety chief departs after short stint

Erin Oliver was to Sault steelmaker's much-promoted ESG initiative
Women in the Trades: Jessica Love’s career U-turn: how the auto industry changed her life

Women in the Trades: Jessica Love’s career U-turn: how the auto industry changed her life

Sault College grad says pre-trades program opened up career possibilities
Canadian steelmakers ‘looking down the barrel’ at U.S. tariffs

Canadian steelmakers ‘looking down the barrel’ at U.S. tariffs

With tariffs coming, steel association wants fair trade and stricter rules on combating foreign dumped steel