Elaine Della-Mattia

Canada

Multimedia Journalist at The Sault Star

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Articles

Sault Ste. Marie well positioned for future growth: MPP Chris Scott

1 day ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1“This is a transitional time in our community, and it is important to form smart partnerships and move the needle,” said MPP Chris Scott. • • Article contentSault MPP Chris Scott wants to connect businesses with government programs that will help them grow, and the community grow. Advertisement 2Article contentThe newly minted MPP was the keynote guest at the Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce fireside chat on Thursday.
Report: Parking plentiful in Sault Ste. Marie downtown

1 day ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

The report will be used as a reference for future planning matters. • • Article contentSault Ste. Marie has more than enough parking – now and for the future, if growth projections are on target, a consultant told city council. Advertisement 2Article contentCIM+ transportation engineer Ronauq Sabharwal said the 1,654 parking spaces the city has in its downtown core is more than needed, and in fact, can be reduced. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Caputo continues to push for Hope's Cradle despite reluctance from police, child-welfare agencies

3 days ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1Ward 3 Coun. Angela Caputo was disappointed that police services and CAS didn't note that the program saves a baby's precious life. • Article contentCity council wants to learn a little more about Hope’s Cradle before they consider implementing a program that allows parents in crisis to anonymously leave their unharmed newborn in the care of authorities.
Pancakes, BeaverTails and roasted marshmallows top of mind for student mayor

4 days ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1The annual competition is designed to enhance civic pride among young people. • • Article contentIf Taylor May Brown was the City of Sault Ste. Marie mayor, she’d offer free daily pancake breakfasts, turn the Miss Marie into a BeaverTails boat and host campfires to toast marshmallows at the Sault Locks. Advertisement 2Article contentTaylor was this year’s winner of the Mayor for a Day contest. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
No residency policy to be implemented by City of Sault Ste. Marie

4 days ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1A residency requirement for department heads has the 'potential' to be discriminatory. • • Article contentThe City of Sault Ste. Marie will continue to hire the best person for the job, whether the candidate lives within the city’s boundaries or not. Advertisement 2Article contentCouncil accepted a report Monday from city solicitor Karen Fields, which recommended that the city not implement a residency requirement for new department heads.
Jeffrey King named new Sault Ste. Marie city solicitor

4 days ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1King replaces Karen Fields, who will retire June 30. • • Article contentThe City of Sault Ste. Marie has hired a new city solicitor. Advertisement 2Article contentJeffrey King, a current assistant solicitor with the city, was selected to replace the retiring Karen Fields effective June 30. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
OPINION: Volunteers important to spreading the message at Community Strong Race Weekend

4 days ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Volunteers are vital to make community events a success. • • Article contentThe Community Strong Race Weekend teaches us we can do hard things and push ourselves to do “just one more.”Advertisement 2Article contentOne more kilometre, one more heavy lift, one more burpee, or one more anything. Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Former hospital sale expected to take a few more weeks to complete

2 weeks ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1The purchasers are waiting for an environmental report, which should pave the way for the deal to close. • • Article contentWhile work is continuing to occur inside the former General Hospital, the sale of the building to GIP and Ruscio Construction has not yet been finalized.
Sault Ste. Marie students invited to submit Mayor for a Day applications

2 weeks ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1Winning applicant gets to open council meeting, share a pizza party with classmates. • • Article contentDo you want to be the mayor for a day? Advertisement 2Article contentThe City of Sault Ste. Marie is accepting submissions for the 2025 Mayor for a Day contest. Students are asked to submit a letter, video or any other creative piece that answer three questions. The questions are: Why would you like to be the mayor for a day? If you were the mayor, what would you do?
Algoma Steel outlines needs to government in round table meeting

2 weeks ago | saultstar.com | Elaine Della-Mattia

Advertisement 1“Their number one ask was to impose tariff for tariff to reduce the steel dumping and undercutting the market. That’s what gives them a strong business case,” Sault MPP Chris Scott said. • • Article contentMeetings held last week between government and steel industry officials confirm that liquidity and further protecting Canada from dumped foreign steel are paramount. Advertisement 2Article contentSault Ste.