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mayorshoemaker has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in November 2022. Resources mayorshoemaker has populated their site with include: • Resolutions drafted by Mayor Shoemaker • Housing Update • Six Month Report - Spring 2024 • Mayor for a Day contest submissions being accepted • Mid Term Report • Mayor Shoemaker condemns short-sided Trump tariffs • Six Month Report - Spring 2025 • MAYOR FOR A DAY • Statement re: end of coke making and blast furnace operations • Sir William H. Hearst Day • Power and Politics interview • BREAKING: Algoma Steel to supply plate steel for new icebreakers | Sault Star • Legion president says veteran housing project is his ‘proudest moment’ • How the U.S.-Canada trade dispute is impacting the economy on both sides of the border • 'I do it for the Sault': Local woman heading to France, Hawaii for triathlons • 'I'm not done pestering': OLG planning to add 150 jobs in the Sault • OPINION: Port investment is an investment in Sault’s future • VIDEO: Drone footage shows progress in demolition of former hospital • Shoemaker helped with book on Sir William Hearst • Sault lines up next step in bid for full medical school campus here • Algoma U and OLG a ‘fantastic partnership’ for the Sault: Shoemaker • Sault mayor eyes spring funding decision for Port of Algoma project • Myers plans retirement from public service • Harvest Algoma solidifies its mission, focuses on food rescue • OLG job vacancies • DSSAB expands affordable home ownership eligibility criteria • Affordable Home Ownership Program • Submissions accepted for Mayor's Christmas Card Competition • Sault port project business case nearing completion: Mayor • Shoemaker travels to Hamilton, picks up shipload of optimism • Every Breakfast Counts provides 9,500 free meals to local children • Globe and Mail: In Northern Ontario, a rugged landscape has transformed into a top-tier mountain biking route • Every Breakfast Counts • Application period opens for MYAC Leadership Scholarship • Interview with CNN about steel tariffs • Opinion: What our forebears built, tariffs will break. We must defend the Canadian steel industry • City SSM launches a Housing Grant Program to meet the community’s growing needs • Residential projects were rock stars of Sault’s 2024 building activity • Supporting a HART Hub in Sault Ste. Marie • Smile! Cops setting up closed-circuit cameras across the Sault • Ketegaunseebee Cultural Competencey 2024 • Mayor Shoemaker advocates for OLG jobs to be centralized in Sault Ste. Marie • Remembering Sir William H. Hearst • Big apartment project at The Tech is revitalized • City of SSM Housing Community Improvement Plan • Sault Ste. Marie: 'It's a mountain biker's dream' - Canadian Cycling Magazine • Every Breakfast Counts 2024 summer programming • Physician Recruitment Committee Presentation • Michigan Soo politicians love our plan to get everyone swimming in the river • WATCH: Here's what we asked the mayor when he stopped by our SooToday studio • NOLUM calling for investment into northern communities to help unlock economic potential • Sault’s population at highest level since 1996 after big three-year spike • Sault Ste. Marie YMCA reaches purchase agreement, operations will continue beyond May 15 • A new vision for our waterfront • Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council seeking submissions for showcase of local youth • Strike the perfect work-life balance in Sault Ste. Marie • Five new family medicine residents match in Sault Ste. Marie • Northern Ontario School of Medicine supports bid for Sault campus • Greenhouse Produce Program • Engineering grad from the Sault earns province’s highest volunteerism honour • The small-town opioid crisis hidden in the big-city shadow • More small towns in Canada will be able to choose which immigrants can settle, minister says • Algoma Public Health board votes against merger with Sudbury health unit • The Agenda with Steve Paikin • Another strong construction year expected in Sault Ste. Marie • Cultural competency training to build ‘a healthy relationship’ • Province funds limited return of day treatment program for addictions • Algoma Steel, new shawarma place cap 2023 building permits • Winners announced for Mayor’s Christmas Card Competition • First Year Report • Mayor's Youth Advisory Council seeking new members • Statement from Mayor Shoemaker • Algoma cracks Maclean's Top 20 Canadian undergrad universities • Double decker bus tour expecting to roll out downtown next summer • Sault Ste. Marie Ontario and Sault Ste. Marie Michigan hold joint meeting • Northern cities invited to gain strong-mayor powers • Ontario to increase strong mayor powers to urge municipalities to build more homes • Shoemaker doesn’t think premier’s housing announcement will significantly impact us • Sault delegation heads to AMO conference • A brief history of urban beaches • City staff asked to investigate possible 'urban beach' at Bellevue Park • Station Mall announces $60M redevelopment plan • Sault mayor warns: north denied access to new power generation • Shoemaker wants to explore ability to transmit electricity from Michigan • Donations sought to support Every Breakfast Counts • 'Mayor for a Day' contest winner announced • WATCH: SooToday talks to mayor about promises, progress — and property taxes • Mayor for a Day contest • Sault mayor building relationships with neighbours • Six-Month Report • Northern Ontario Large Urban Mayors meet in Sault Ste. Marie - City of Sault Ste. Marie • Shoemaker off to a roaring four-month start as mayor • New council finds a fair balance for taxpayers • Garden River First Nation and City to participate in CEDI to foster joint economic collaboration • OLG strengthens executive leadership presence in SSM • Task Force submits proposal to host Canada Water Agency in Sault Ste. Marie • Mayor's Schedule • Open letter from Mayor Shoemaker to the community • Mayor Matthew Shoemaker's website