Tag: Ross Romano
Romano Drives Youth Employment Initiative
https://youtu.be/IgG5PZk0LFQ
Sault Ste. Marie M.P., Ross Romano launched his first Youth Employment Initiative at his downtown constituency office Friday. Romano introduced the provincial student committee. ...
Students Rally for Their Education
A group of concerned Algoma University and Sault College students rallied for their education on Tuesday afternoon, marching from City Hall to MPP Ross...
Algoma Steel Gets $150 Million Boost
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The Government of Canada is delivering on its commitment to support the dedicated steel and aluminum workers, their families...
Merry Christmas from Ross Romano MPP
The Christmas season is a time of year for us all to celebrate. It is a time for us to be together with our...
Local Activists Hope to Hold Romano Accountable with “Gift of Knowledge” Rally
Local activists gave MPP Ross Romano an early Christmas gift on Thursday afternoon when they gathered outside his local constituency office downtown, in hopes...
SSMIC Receives Funding for IT Partnership with Algoma Steel
The Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre's office, located on the second floor of the Accelerator Hub on Queen St. E., was full of excited...
Ontario Invests in the Northern Digital Economy
On Friday morning, local MPP Ross Romano announced new NOHFC investments in the amount of $645,000.
This includes $500,000 for Canadian Bank Note Company to...
Saultities Remember
Saultities gathered Sunday morning in honor of those who served and sacrificed their lives so we could have the freedoms we have today.
This year...
Pauline’s Place Gets a Helping Hand (Full Story)
On Friday afternoon, MPP Ross Romano announced the Government's recognition of Pauline's Place, a local shelter that provides emergency short term housing for youth, women,...
Huron Central Railway to Run Another Year Thanks to Provincial Government
Members of the Huron Central Railway joined local MPP Ross Romano Thursday afternoon as he announced the Provincial government's plans to fund the rail...
