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Article content Eight years after being purchased by Brad Gregorini, Norpro Security has rebranded and evolved, now going by N1 Solutions Inc. The change was made to better reflect the company’s diverse services that it now offers in technology, IT, professional advising, and – of course – security. “In our security division we offer screeners, guards (static and industrial), patrol services, and loss prevention,” Jessica Tett, manager of corporate communications, told Sault This Week. “For technology, we offer security cameras, access control, cable management, and terminals s...

Diagnosed as toddler, transplanted 10 years ago, Sault man invites residents to join Kidney Health Month campaign Author of the article: Sara McCleary Publishing date: Mar 01, 2021  •  March 1, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  Article content Ten years after receiving a kidney transplant, Cody McClelland encourages Algoma residents to get involved in Kidney Foundation’s #SixDegreeChallenge to raise awareness of kidney disease. The Kidney Foundation recognizes March as Kidney Health Month, and runs the #SixDegreeChallenge on social media, inviting Ontarians to participate by post...

Ernie’s takes it to the street New owner’s Saturday Queen Street barbecues a break from all-day takeout, packing containers and running food out to cars Author of the article: Sara McCleary Publishing date: Feb 01, 2021  •  February 1, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  DOWNTOWN Davey receives an order of house-made Jerk Chicken from Ernie's proprietor John Armstrong over the weekend. After confirmation and the go ahead from Algoma Public Health, Armstrong set up his outdoor barbecue in front of Ernie's Coffee Shop on Queen Street. The object is to bo...

Article content St. Vincent Place’s annual Coldest Night of the Year has moved to a fully virtual event, despite initial plans to hold a combination with in-person participation. The event’s official date is Saturday, Feb. 20, immediately following the currently scheduled end of the provincial lockdown. That meant organizers could still have held an in-person event but they did not want to leave things so up-in-the-air to the last minute. “We are thankful that the CNOY central team made the decision early enough so we can support our walkers through the new logistics of a virtual-only...