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Fiscal squeeze won't compromise quality health care: Sault Area Hospital (opens the original)
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Maintaining quality care in the face of fierce financial pressures continues to be a Sault Area Hospital mantra. The approved 2026/27 deficit budget, calling for a $23.9-million shortfall, maintains current hospital services and quality of care while SAH works with the Ministry of Health on longer-term financial sustainability, Greg Zambusi, vice-president of Corporate Service and Chief Financial Officer, told Monday evening’s regular board meeting. And the current forecast of a $25.7-million de
Capturing a Kidney Walk moment: PHOTO GALLERY (opens the original)
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Tannis McMillan, community and fund development officer for the Kidney Foundation Sault Ste. Marie chapter, snaps a photograph of Kidney Walk participants prior to the walk taking off Sunday morning from Roberta Bondar Pavilion. Revenue helps the Kidney Foundation advance research and deliver peer support while also providing information through educational materials, webinars and websites, such as the Kidney Community Kitchen. Over the past three years, Kidney Walk participants across Ontario h
'It’s really scary': Algoma Public Health echoes call for healthier Northern Ontario highways (opens the original)
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Algoma Public Health is joining other regional units in calling for healthier highways. The Board of Health has agreed to send a letter of endorsement for Northeastern Public Health’s request to both Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford to support “continued and further actions” to improve the safety of Northern Ontario highways. “It so wonderful that public health is endorsing it,” board member Sally Hagman, who also serves as Blind River mayor, told Wednesday evening’s boar
DEEP DIVE: Landing new Central Algoma hospital a delicate, critical procedure (opens the original)
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The headlines say it all: Thessalon emergency department shuttered for second time this week. How about: Matthews Memorial ED shuttered temporarily Thursday. Factors, such as aging, limited facilities and very tired, overworked doctors, are putting profound strain on rural health care in Central Algoma, east of Sault Ste. Marie. Those physicians say they have a remedy – and desperately hope the communities involved and government get firmly on board before it is too late. Maintaining healthy sta
One sustains life-threatening injuries following incident at east-end apartment (opens the original)
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One person was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries and another with serious injuries Monday morning after police responded to a report of an injured person inside a unit at a multi-unit residential building in the 0-100 block of Terry Fox Place. One of the two people transported to hospital has been arrested and remains in police custody. This is believed to be an isolated incident. There is no threat to public safety, Sault Ste. Marie Police Service says. Police did not disclose th
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