Sault Innovation Centre may need to trim budget, grow revenue quicker
City council cut $277,890 from the levy -- effectively giving notice to the SSMIC that they're annual funding may not exist after 2024.
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City council cut $277,890 from the levy -- effectively giving notice to the SSMIC that they're annual funding may not exist after 2024.
It's expected Sault Ste. Marie city council will pass a resolution and provide the Innovation Centre with $180,000 to purchase Harvest Algoma.
The Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce and Algoma University jointly sponsored the all-candidate forums.
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