Spanish language taking root in Sault

Algoma Latin Association Fiesta Flyer

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Preparation Class

Algoma Latin Association's Fiesta!
Saturday Oct. 1, 2011!

Coming Soon to the Churchill Plaza
A new all you can eat Japanese and Thai Restaurant. We don't know when it is scheduled to open, but it is an ideal location for something new for Sault Ste. Marie taste buds.

Coming soon to March Street: Mexican food and art
Major renovations are underway at 128 March St. in preparation for a new concept in cafe-ing in the Sault.

$174,276 To Attract Newcomers To The Sault
The province is investing $174,276 through an Immigration Information Online program operated by the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration for the creation of the Sault Ste. Marie Immigration Web Portal video library to help attract newcomers by providing them with information regarding the benefits of coming to the community and investing in the local economy, David Orazietti, MPP announced today.

A Buffet of Culture
It's happened for the last five years. You step into the Passport to Unity and you can't help but get hungry.

SONDEO DE LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA EN SAULT STE. MARIE
ALA, la Asociación de Latinos de Algoma, busca promover la cultura hispana y fomentar la integración de la comunidad Latina en Sault Ste Marie. A tal fin, la asociación invita a responder este breve sondeo que nos ayudará a determinar los intereses y las preferencias de los latinos e hispanos en materia social y cultural.

Passport to Unity just weeks away
A World of Traditional food, performances, and art under one roof; The Sault Community Career Centre invites you to the 5th Annual Passport To Unity Multicultural Festival.

Sushi coming to the Sault
Sault Ste. Marie's culinary landscape continues to evolve beyond traditional Italian dishes.

Settling In
Duane Moleni describes his experience as "hard" when talking about moving from New Zealand several years ago and landing in Sault Ste. Marie.

A Cultural Evening
Algoma Multicultural Centre is hosting a Cultural Evening

Culture Galore, on the Dance Floor
Traditional cultures are hard to retain, Once homogenized, there are losses and gains.

Japanese students get a taste of winter
Nineteen students from Kyoto Sangyo University in Japan will spend three weeks at Algoma University in an integrative language program.

Sault doing something right — Immigrants appreciate the city
A forum of local agencies gathered Wednesday to work out just what the Sault needs to do to become a more welcoming place for immigrants.

Guy Vetrie Basketball Tournament
We are excited to announce that a U16 Team from Uruguay will be joining the lineup of local and out of town teams.

Thank You Sault Ste. Marie, from Colorado
From SaultMajorHockey.ca

International students like friendly, safe city
Bandar Alfaleh and Nasser Aldossari are a long way from home. The two Algoma University students hail from Saudi Arabia

Dinner and Dance
Algoma Multicultural Centre presents Dinner and Dance

Colleges Integrating Immigrants to Employment

Pan Northern Immigration Marketing and Promotion Request for Proposals

Contact North's October Workshops
October Business Workshops - No Fee

Finn Grand Fest Day 3
Adam Kates and Amanda Holdsworth have been engaged two weeks. Just for fun today, they decided to try the Finnish Grand Festival Wife Carry.

Finn Grand Fest - Day Two
The Finnish Grand Fest is turning out to be a grand way for 11-year-old Aimee Desrosiers to spend some quality time with her grandmother, Melba Kinnunen.

Algoma U gives foreign students a taste of Canadian culture
More than 50 students from Mexico, Japan, Korea, Brazil and China will get a "truly Canadian," experience this summer at Algoma University.

Community Day Parade

4th Annual SSMARt Innovation Awards
Sault Ste. Marie shines with local talent at the annual SSMARt Innovation Awards Winners in the science and IT sectors honoured at awards gala