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These stories about local youth taking action to make a difference in our community are made possible through the continued support of Pino's Get Fresh as part of our Community Leaders Program.


 

'He can do anything': Local high schooler with Down Syndrome has big dreams

'He can do anything': Local high schooler with Down Syndrome has big dreams

'He's got the best heart ever': Thursday was World Down Syndrome Day, a time to highlight wonderful Sault Ste. Marie residents like Matthew Girardi
After battling mental health and addiction, Sault woman determined to help others

After battling mental health and addiction, Sault woman determined to help others

Alexxa Collins, who is studying social service work at Sault College, is a leading member of the student-led Mental Health and Wellness Advisory Committee
Student leader spearheads ‘A Knight at the Oscars’

Student leader spearheads ‘A Knight at the Oscars’

St. Mary’s College Student Council president Tori Carbone led effort to hold school’s first formal in years for fun and to raise money for cancer research
For the birds: This local young photographer is soaring

For the birds: This local young photographer is soaring

Sam Phaneuf, a Grade 8 student at F.H. Clergue Public School, loves to share his passion for bird watching with people of all ages
12-year-old Sault boy cutting his long locks for charity

12-year-old Sault boy cutting his long locks for charity

Everett Varcoe grew his hair long in honour of his father, who died 2018; he is getting ready to cut it all off as part of a fundraiser for ARCH, Wigs For Kids Canada
'What heaven looks like': Local high school artist inspired by her faith

'What heaven looks like': Local high school artist inspired by her faith

Nicole Torres, a Grade 10 student at St. Mary’s College, earned an honourable mention for her painting 'North Star' at latest Art Gallery of Algoma exhibition
Real-life stress inspires Algoma grad to write her first novel

Real-life stress inspires Algoma grad to write her first novel

'To Those Who Have Lost' was released in July; author Quincy Lee Clark encourages others to put their feelings, ideas on paper
Tough start at school turns around for South African boy in the Sault

Tough start at school turns around for South African boy in the Sault

Settling into the Canadian way of life, Kallen Bruwer enjoys homeschooling, Scouts, and snowboarding in winter
Nine-year-old Sault boy helps hungry people with spicy business

Nine-year-old Sault boy helps hungry people with spicy business

'When I see people on the streets I want to do something for them'; Arlo Brideau will donate homemade bottles of spice and a financial gift to St. Vincent Place next week
Sault teen opens ice cream bar, likes being her own boss

Sault teen opens ice cream bar, likes being her own boss

Entrepreneurial Korah Collegiate student Brielle Brazeau experiencing success, wants to run her own business after high school, college