The Sault Star - Osprey media's online site for The Sault Star

SooNews.ca - Online news site with local coverage and weather.

Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre - Official site of the Busplane Museum with a lot of online resources for kids, teachers, and enthusiasts alike.

Sault History Online - Local history webpage presented by the Public Library covering such topics as Dr. Roberta Bondar, The Pim Family, World War I, Francis H. Clergue, Library History, and Early Industrial Development. Note: Created in 2003 the website works well in Windows Internet Explorer, but has issues with Firefox.

Sault Ste. Marie Museum - Dedicated to preserving local history, the official Soo Museum is run by Sault Ste. Marie & 49th Field Regiment R.C.A. Historical Society and is located in the historical former Sault Post Office located at Queen and East Street.

Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site of Canada - Parks Canada website with information on the Soo Locks including Cultural and Natural history of the locks.

Tower of History - Site for the Sault. Ste. Marie, Michigan landmark that overlooks the Soo Canal system and the twin Soos.

Zolton/Zoltan Szabo Hungarian born and educated watercolour artist, he emigrated to Canada in 1949 where he lived for some time in the Sault. In the early 1980s Mr. Szabo emigrated again to the USA. He has taught his watercolour technique all over the world and published numerous books on the topic. One of his paintings "Topsail Island" at Bellevue Park is located in the reception room at the Sault Ste. Marie Civic Centre.

Doug Hook - Artists Council of Sault Ste. Marie & District profile from 2001 of watercolour artist Doug Hook.

William Armstrong (1822-1914) - Thunder Bay Historical Museum's website regarding artist and engineer William Armstrong who emigrated from Ireland in 1851 and was based out of Toronto. He painted much of Ontario and parts of Canada at time when the landscape and culture were rapidly changing. Several of Armstrong's works were donated to the city and stored at the Art Gallery of Algoma.

Pierre Schryer - Fiddle Music - Official website for musician Pierre Schryer with biographical info, concert listings and albums.

Treble Charger - Wikipedia article for defunct Canadian band Treble Charger with links to fan site and last album DETOX.

Tom Douglas Journalist and author, Tom Douglas has written about the Sault and area in his self published novel Some Sunny Day. Tom has also written a number of Word War II non-fiction books for Amazing Stories line of books.

Views of the Sault - This great volume of local history written by Heather Ingram and illustrated by Graham Smith was published in 1995 and should be a part of any Saulites collection.
Link is to a review of the book by Ian Stewart of Winnipeg

Ron Francis - Wikepdia article on retired NHL hockey player Ron Francis who played 23 seasons in the NHL. With links to stats and awards.

Marty Turco - Wikepdia article on NHL goalie Marty Turco.

Ted Nolan Foundation - Ted Nolan, former NHL player and current coach also runs a charitable foundation for First Nation youth.

Paul Maurice - Coach of Toronto Maple Leafs (2006 - present), Paul Maurice at 39 is one of the youngest coach to hold the job. Born in Sault Ste. Marie, Maurice played his junior hockey with the OHL’s Windsor Spitfires (1984-1988). He had his career cut short due to an eye injury and began coaching as an assistant with the Jr. Red Wings shortly thereafter.

Jim Ralph - Sports commentator and former NHL player Jim Ralph currently calls the play by play for Toronto Maple Leaf games on AM640 radio in Toronto with Sudbury native and fellow broadcaster Joe Bowen.

Sir James Dunn Collegiate and VS - Built in 1956 Sir James Dunn Collegiate is home to the EAGLES.

Bawating Collegiate and Vocational School - School Link seems broken at this time.