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OHL NOTES Jr. Greyhounds grad and Wawa product Rylan Fellinger becomes an NHL draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs

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The improbable story of Wawa born defenceman Rylan Fellinger continued at the recent 2025 National Hockey League draft. A distant 13th-round pick by the Flint Firebirds from the Under 18 Soo Jr. Greyhounds at the 2023 Ontario Hockey League priority selections draft, Fellinger became the NHL property of the Toronto Maple Leafs when they took the 6-foot-4, 200-pound defenceman in the sixth round. Back at the ’23 OHL draft, Fellinger was the fourth…Toronto Maple Leafs · Sault Ste. Marie Read Article

HOCKEY NOTES NOJHL finalizes its ’25-’26 season format ... Sault boys at Windsor BioSteel have a new head coach

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First hockey puck will drop in about two months. Yes, seriously. The Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey League has officially confirmed its format ahead of the looming ’25-’26 season. The 11 competing teams of the NOJHL — Soo Eagles, Soo Thunderbirds, Blind River Beavers, Espanola Paper Kings, Sudbury Cubs, French River Rapids, Powassan Voodoos, Timmins Rock, Iroquois Falls Storm, Kirkland Lake Gold Miners and Hearst Lumberjacks — will all play a 52-ga…Hockey · Sault Ste. Marie Read Article

Algoma U. appoints Dr. Sheila Embleton as Interim President

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Algoma University announced the appointment of Dr. Sheila Embleton as Interim President and Vice-Chancellor, effective July 1. The appointment was confirmed by the university’s Board of Governors following a formal selection process. Dr. Embleton previously served as Interim President and Vice-Chancellor at Laurentian University, where she provided leadership during a time of institutional rebuilding. Her efforts helped restore operational stabi…Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario · Sault Ste. Marie Read Article

Conservation Authority decision on ATVs is disappointing

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Algoma University Golf Classic raises $30,000

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University’s 2025 Golf Classic brought together golfers, sponsors, alumni, and supporters for a day of golfing and charity at Crimson Ridge. Participants rallied to raise funds for scholarships and bursaries at Algoma University, significantly impacting local students’ lives, says a media release. The $30,000 raised will directly support Algoma University’s Scholarship and Bursaries program, specifically the new Graduate Studies Fund, providing …Golf · Sault Ste. Marie Read Article

Military and veterans get free use of boating facilities

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Veterans and active members of the Canadian Armed Forces are now eligible to access City of Sault Ste. Marie’s marinas and boat launches free of charge. The City operates multiple marinas and boat launch sites, which typically require users to pay a $7 fee to launch their watercraft and park in designated areas. However, in recognition of the service and sacrifice of Canadian Armed Forces members, past and present, the City is waiving this fee a…Veterans · Sault Ste. Marie Read Article

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