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Environmental survey draws responses from two Sault mayoral candidates (opens the original)
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Only two mayoral candidates and 18 councillor candidates in Sault Ste. Marie have responded to a survey led by the area’s local environmental groups. The coalition of six Algoma District environmental and conservation groups distributed the surveys to 140 council candidates in 15 municipalities across Algoma. In Sault Ste. Marie, only mayoral incumbent Matthew Shoemaker and challenger Matthew Toffelmire responded to the survey. Eighteen of the 30 councillor hopefuls have submitted their response
A downtown in transition: Ward 2 candidates tackle Queen Street’s challenges (opens the original)
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Sault Ste. Marie’s Ward 2 is viewed as the heart of downtown, a place where businesses are plentiful, and residents and visitors frequent. The health and vitality of downtown often reflects on the community it serves and can make or break it for both residents and tourists. There are nine candidates seeking the two Ward 2 councillor spots in this month’s municipal election. Candidates include incumbent Luke Dufour and challengers Stephanie Pagnucco, Mike Doan, Dennis Murphy, Cynthia McCutcheon,
Port of Sault Ste. Marie project charts a course through mayoral campaign (opens the original)
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The has been pegged as the city’s priority project, one designed to diversify the economy and replace jobs lost to Algoma Steel’s transition to electric arc furnaces. City council has allocated for the estimated $250-million project and funding application rests with the federal government. Mayoral candidates don’t all agree that a port should be a priority project for Sault Ste. Marie. There are five certified mayoral candidates for the Oct. 26 election. Incumbent Matthew Shoemaker wants to ser
Sault to fine-tune advocacy as port funding decision expected soon (opens the original)
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City staff will ensure that key terminology used in federal and provincial government’s strategic economic planning is optimized in the city’s advocacy for the Port of Sault Ste. Marie. Council passed a resolution earlier this week directing staff to ensure the port business plan includes midstream mineral and biomass handling infrastructure, a ‘green’ port design and ensure that the port is promoted as a supply chain engine to complement the federal government’s ‘best trade customer’ approach.
Sault council approves cautious framework for large-scale data centres (opens the original)
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City council gave staff the thumbs up its draft framework for data centres. The report follows a council resolution passed in August to develop a draft framework for data centres and an interim bylaw. Councillors were pleased the report recommends that the city take a “conservative approach” to its planning principles. In essence, that would mean any proposed data centre over 5 MW would be required to apply for rezoning. “Data centres that are 5 MW or more are treated as ‘restricted land use’, p
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