@@srrmt1010 I lived there I'm my early 20's and after coming from the Toronto area, I was shocked at how nice and friendly they are up there. It was weird to go from waking up to sirens to waking up to birds singing. I lived on the East End and loved it. I'd give anything to go back.
I've lived here all my life and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. After 43 years there are still many beautiful places I've never seen. Yes some areas of town are not the best but you find that in every city.
I am UK born and lived in SSM from 1968 to 1970. Lived on Goulais Ave. I often look up vids online to see how it has changed as I loved it there. I would LOVE to go back, but that can never happen, sadly. My mother and I have many friends who we still keep in touch with after all these years. You make a friend with a Canadian, you make one for life. Sadly not true of other countries it seems. I was 8 to 10 years old at the time but still have a lot of great memories, jumping off the bridge at Echo Bay (my dad bribed me lol). Driving on the lake at Gros Cap in my dads friend Jerry's Volkswagen Beetle when it was frozen over (not me driving obv). Great times! Miss yoo Soo :(
If you lived near the "townhouses" across the street from Wright St and Munroe Park, PLEASE, get a hold of me STAT!! I'm trying to find out the origin story of how that townhouse came to be, even if its just the smallest detail. I lived there my entire child hood to 18, and have ZERO idea of its history or surrounding area during that time period! Anything at all would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I have only heard good things about the people there and I also have friends that helped me with this video from the Soo. I hope you like it there. Thank you for watching!
@@younusalbader9988 My experience soo far!! My Canadian visa got rejected 😅 Applied to USA, got through ; Completing first semester of my masters program by this month in Texas🇺🇸😂❤️
Really? Bummer. Which park? Sorry about that. I have friends in the Soo. They are back there for the summer. Hope you are doing well. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I searched for Sault Ste Marie on TH-cam JUST to confirm that my memory was correct from when I was in hotel customer service in South Dakota, and it is. Our biggest city is Sioux Falls, and "Sioux" is pronounced EXACTLY the same way that you pronounce "Sault" (and Sioux Falls is nicknamed "Soo Foo" with exactly that spelling, so the "Soo" sweatshirt was kind of on-topic ;-) ).
Last time I was in Florida I was with some people from the Soo...so true. Happy for TBay and all the fans. I think the best team won. Great team. Thank you for watching and hope you are keep well. We are lifting restrictions slowly.
@SundayFoggyNotions yup lol, had to pause and skip back to see if I heard it correctly. You can definitely tell from pronunciations who has actually visited a city they talk about in their videos.
I see this was uploaded a couple years ago. Sadly the Sault has fallen into decline in a very short time. The city was, and could be again, a great place. Sadly due to a significant drug addiction problem which the city council will not address, and the resultant increase in crime that usually accompanies it, there may be better options than moving to or investing in the Sault.
Aargh,. It's not "Soo" or "Salt" "Saynt" Marie anymore than nuclear is pronounced "Noo-kyoo-ler." It's a French name, the 't' is silent, and it's "Saul." How freaking hard is it and why does everyone in that region insist on saying it wrong? "Saul Sante Marie." EASY!
Don't fall in the trap as I did. This city was the worst city I've ever lived in What you see in pictures and videos is totally different than real life.
@ Just Another Day 😆 I was born there. Lived there for years. Left again for Alberta in January 2013. Last time I visited was March 2016. Trust me it's been called what it's called for years and years now and it's only gotten worse and worse. Go check it out for yourself! You'll see!
@@cruisinginmy94 Verifying your statement as my friend called it "Sewer Suck Misery" due to the steel plant going under and then being sold over and over to be finally pieced out to several different companies and countries. The heart of the matter is simple....the days of having a job for a company like steel mill and retiring with a pension, this was ground zero for that evaporation to what it is currently today. You don't have to play the lyrics "Downbound Train" by Springsteen to see it. "I had a job, I had a girl, I had something going mister in this world. I got laid off down lumberyard, (steel mill) our love when bad, times got hard." LOL!!
Looks good! I've been there once so far. My husband and I are looking to move there. He works on the Algoma ships so he gets to go through it all the time.
I was born and raised there, from 1966 to 1987. It was a pretty good place to grow up, at least at the time, but there wasn't much oportunities, so, like many of my friends, I left. It seems like a lifetime ago and like another life. But I have many good memories. Hello to friends and family who still live there!
I think Itaians mostly, many masons built city buildings & locks in the river. Finns also worked in the bush with french too as well as carpentry. More diversity today. The steelplant is the major employer.
Clean because its actually clean. Because it doesn't show natives and drunks dying in the street and loitering everywhere. God forbid a northern city produces something great! Please tell me? What do you do for a living?
2nd 😊 - the canal looks marvellous and that colourful railway. Amazing train and all those planes and falls. Simply outstanding beauty and place to live. Again, the university building are pretty cool! Not to mention, the fresh produce! Tfs ♥️
Are the citizens of the Sault happy with the coming transition to electric arc furnaces at the steel mill and away from the coal coke powered blast furnaces? Sault could be powered by new and cheap wind farms.
@@cruisinginmy94 A lot has changed in 10 years since Ontario has its feed in tariff policy. Now the costs of wind and solar PV are below every other source. New wind on the prairies is being sold to utilities at 3.5 cents per kilowatt hour. This is why renewables are booming on the prairies and around the world.
@@chrystynec1496 So would you prefer new wind farms east and west of the soo? Or would you prefer sourcing a different form of electricity to power your city?
For someone who was born there and visited the Soo because of family still residing there, this was a great video. I have visited most of the attractions you listed on this video. Outside the GFL Memorial Garden (Go Greyhounds) is the Sault Ste. Marie Walk of Fame.
i was born and still live in sault ste marie
How is it living there? Is it a good place for young families?
@@srrmt1010 I lived there I'm my early 20's and after coming from the Toronto area, I was shocked at how nice and friendly they are up there. It was weird to go from waking up to sirens to waking up to birds singing. I lived on the East End and loved it. I'd give anything to go back.
How is the tennis scene there
You probably know some of my friends from the Soo! Great people! Thank you for watching!
@@srrmt1010 Thank you for watching!
We recently visited Sault Ste. Marie for the first time. I would definitely visit again.
Gotta do it in the summer....hehehehe. Winters can get cold. Great people in the Soo! Thank you for watching!
I've lived here all my life and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. After 43 years there are still many beautiful places I've never seen. Yes some areas of town are not the best but you find that in every city.
Thank you for the comment. I hear the same from all my friends from the Soo. If they have moved away they always make it back in the summer.
pls tour us around.. if you have time.. would love to have more friends there.. coming in December :)
Anyone who has seen this video will fall in love with Canada.. Really fantastic and wonderful places.. Good sharing. 👍👍
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for watching!
Yes I'm in love with Ontario 😌
yes, especially when they downplay how shitty this city really is hahaha
@@flavianofloris4459 Me too! Thank you for watching!
@@havocdudeman2925 Thank you for watching!
its the people who make the place. They are really the friendliest folks I've ever met
I hear that over and over again. My friends from the Soo helped me with this video. Thank you for watching!
I am UK born and lived in SSM from 1968 to 1970. Lived on Goulais Ave. I often look up vids online to see how it has changed as I loved it there. I would LOVE to go back, but that can never happen, sadly. My mother and I have many friends who we still keep in touch with after all these years. You make a friend with a Canadian, you make one for life. Sadly not true of other countries it seems. I was 8 to 10 years old at the time but still have a lot of great memories, jumping off the bridge at Echo Bay (my dad bribed me lol). Driving on the lake at Gros Cap in my dads friend Jerry's Volkswagen Beetle when it was frozen over (not me driving obv). Great times! Miss yoo Soo :(
If you lived near the "townhouses" across the street from Wright St and Munroe Park, PLEASE, get a hold of me STAT!! I'm trying to find out the origin story of how that townhouse came to be, even if its just the smallest detail. I lived there my entire child hood to 18, and have ZERO idea of its history or surrounding area during that time period! Anything at all would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
You might have grown up with some of my friends! I hope you get back one day! Thank you for watching!
@@SundayFoggyNotions Wow! I love when people meet on my videos! Thank you for watching!
I Live In sault ste marie
I have only heard good things about the people there and I also have friends that helped me with this video from the Soo. I hope you like it there. Thank you for watching!
Very exciting.. Thanks.
Thank you for watching!
Thx 4 ur upload! The Soo has amazing ski trails!!!🎿👍😊
Thank you for watching!
Yayy moving there in sept 2022.i m really excited ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I hope you like it! let me know how it goes! Thank you for watching!
Hi is there opportunities for in construction industry
How is your experience so far?!
@@younusalbader9988 My experience soo far!!
My Canadian visa got rejected 😅
Applied to USA, got through ; Completing first semester of my masters program by this month in Texas🇺🇸😂❤️
Ohh I’m sorry about that
Oh my, I haven't tried riding in the train..this is an awesome place for travel my friend
There is some beautiful nature scenery in the Soo! Thank you for watching!
Still here 💯
Thanks for another great video!👍. Looks like a great place to visit during the summer!
I'm sure it would be cold in the winter! Brrrr. But I think the summer might be awesome! thank you for watching!
Amazing 👍 thanks for sharing 🙏
Thank you for watching! Hope you are well in Cambodia!
Great place to visit it and live there♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for watching!
@@leonardsheatravel Thanks🤎
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for stopping by and watching! Hope you are doing well!
Nice video! Thanks for sharing! 😊
Looking forward to your next scratch! Hope you hit the big prize! Thank you for watching!
Beautiful and interesting place, thank you for the video 👍
Love 💖
Thx for sharing this! Heard about this place n didn’t know much else! 👍
Thank you for watching!
Really makes me want to move there now
Great place! Thank you for watching!
I’ve lived here for 26 years it’s got a lot of exploring lol
Nice comment! Thank you for watching!
Would love to do the train tour during the fall when the leaves change colour! Sign me up!😊
That train ride looks beautiful. I agree, I would like to do it in the Fall too. Thank you for watching!
Great video man, the Soo is awesome ! Don't forget about Entomica - an interactive insectarium located in the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre!!!
Thank you for the advice. I didn't know about that. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I live in Ontario but haven’t made it that far north yet. 😜
Thank you for watching!
Interesante reportaje
Thank you fo watching! Much appreciated!
You sead the park name weirdly I live in the soo
Really? Bummer. Which park? Sorry about that. I have friends in the Soo. They are back there for the summer. Hope you are doing well. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Bellevue it sounds like Bell View.
I live you to invite me to come and see over there I hope you will wel my brother
I hope we meet one day. Thank you for watching!
Yoooo ! 👍🏻🇺🇸
Love your channel! Thank you for all the support and hope you are well.
I searched for Sault Ste Marie on TH-cam JUST to confirm that my memory was correct from when I was in hotel customer service in South Dakota, and it is. Our biggest city is Sioux Falls, and "Sioux" is pronounced EXACTLY the same way that you pronounce "Sault" (and Sioux Falls is nicknamed "Soo Foo" with exactly that spelling, so the "Soo" sweatshirt was kind of on-topic ;-) ).
and then they all leave and come to Florida for the winter...LOL🤣....just kiddin' with ya bro. Hope to see Montreal/Lightning in the finals !
Last time I was in Florida I was with some people from the Soo...so true. Happy for TBay and all the fans. I think the best team won. Great team. Thank you for watching and hope you are keep well. We are lifting restrictions slowly.
@@leonardsheatravel Got the Stanley Cup🏆 Championship boat parade in Tampa today !! TV locally, Check youtube, i'm sure there are some videos of it !
Ayo I'm from Sault St Marie Michigan cool vid big dawg
Always makes me feel good when someone from the area responds. Thank you for watching
I’m coming to visit in July, really hoping I can score some St. Mary’s River apparel 😉- Mary
Looks like a very cool place! Maybe sometime I can visit this fantastic place.
Come on up to Canada. I hope you make it! Thank you for watching!
Don’t do it it’s not worth it it’s top 5 most crime rated city’s I’m all of Ontario and top 74 in Canada
Don't! It's a shit hole! Hence why it's nicknamed Saulter Ste. Marie.
1st💯💯
Hahaha! You are up early! Thank you for watching!
Ah yes who doesn't love the famous.... Bellavoo park😂 myself and everyone I know here must've been pronouncing it wrong our entire lives.
HAHAHA!! You caught that as well! NOICE!! I believe he was trying to include the extra vowel in the middle?
@SundayFoggyNotions yup lol, had to pause and skip back to see if I heard it correctly. You can definitely tell from pronunciations who has actually visited a city they talk about in their videos.
Oh boy! Looks like I mis pronounced that one! Sorry! Thank you for watching!
@@SundayFoggyNotions Sorry about that!
It’s pronounced bell-view park but I can see why he called it bell-e-voo
I never ever seen people sya "YAY I LOVE SAULT STE MARIE SO MUCH"
I'm supposed to be moving up there... how is it for kids of colour?
Hope you like it! The Soo Is friendly. Where are you coming from?
@@leonardsheatravel Toronto
I see this was uploaded a couple years ago. Sadly the Sault has fallen into decline in a very short time.
The city was, and could be again, a great place. Sadly due to a significant drug addiction problem which the city council will not address, and the resultant increase in crime that usually accompanies it, there may be better options than moving to or investing in the Sault.
Considering moving from Toronto!
I got a pretty heavy foot but i dont think ive ever made it to toronto from the soo in 7 hours before lol
How can it be 7 hours from Toronto when is more from Ottawa? Do you recommend to there for aviation at Sault college?
Can we live without a car as a student
Unless you know Inner-city Surfers,whom think they put you on the what map
It’s longer than 7 hours from toronto
also the most dangerous city in the world
Your thumbnail says O reason, just a heads up.
Aargh,. It's not "Soo" or "Salt" "Saynt" Marie anymore than nuclear is pronounced "Noo-kyoo-ler." It's a French name, the 't' is silent, and it's "Saul." How freaking hard is it and why does everyone in that region insist on saying it wrong? "Saul Sante Marie." EASY!
greyhounds?
YES GREYHOUNDS ARE SO GOOD
i really adore the fake comments pretending theres nothing wrong with the city lol
I used to live there and theres just to many junkies and the police dont know how to do they job
The Soo has horrible roads tho
i live in the soo and there so mucccchhhh crime
The cobra chickens are not to be enjoyed
Don't fall in the trap as I did.
This city was the worst city I've ever lived in
What you see in pictures and videos is totally different than real life.
Could you explain why ???
do not come
No jobs,,,Sault sucks
Sault, Saulter Ste. Marie, Ontario. Nicknamed The Sautler, Sooer, Sewer. The place is a shit hole!
Since when? I lived there about 15 years ago and never had an issue.
@ Just Another Day 😆 I was born there. Lived there for years. Left again for Alberta in January 2013. Last time I visited was March 2016. Trust me it's been called what it's called for years and years now and it's only gotten worse and worse. Go check it out for yourself! You'll see!
@@cruisinginmy94 Verifying your statement as my friend called it "Sewer Suck Misery" due to the steel plant going under and then being sold over and over to be finally pieced out to several different companies and countries. The heart of the matter is simple....the days of having a job for a company like steel mill and retiring with a pension, this was ground zero for that evaporation to what it is currently today. You don't have to play the lyrics "Downbound Train" by Springsteen to see it. "I had a job, I had a girl, I had something going mister in this world. I got laid off down lumberyard, (steel mill) our love when bad, times got hard." LOL!!
People love this dump because they haven't been anywhere else
It's a place where they fixed my truck when I was passing)
Lake Superior is right here to explore. If you like outdoors, there's plenty!
Great comment! Thank you for watching!
Looks good! I've been there once so far. My husband and I are looking to move there. He works on the Algoma ships so he gets to go through it all the time.
Wow! I hope you like moving there. Algoma ships…. Very cool! Thank you the comment and watching.
I was born and raised there, from 1966 to 1987. It was a pretty good place to grow up, at least at the time, but there wasn't much oportunities, so, like many of my friends, I left. It seems like a lifetime ago and like another life. But I have many good memories. Hello to friends and family who still live there!
I have friends that grew up there in those years and likewise moved away. Thank you for watching!
Isn’t there a big French community there? Oui?😜
Oui! Merci! Yes. I think you are right. Thank you for sharing and watching!
I think Itaians mostly, many masons built city buildings & locks in the river. Finns also worked in the bush with french too as well as carpentry. More diversity today. The steelplant is the major employer.
non pas de tout.
nice Leo
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Looks awesome there matey. Hope ya well and have a great weekend
Great to hear from ya! Thank you for watching!
@@leonardsheatravel hope ya well mate. And have a great week.
@@ParanormalExplorers Hope to see some videos from you soon!
So clean. Very nice.
Great city. Great people! Thank you for watching!
Clean ? Because they don’t show the steel plant that is located right downtown
Clean because its actually clean. Because it doesn't show natives and drunks dying in the street and loitering everywhere. God forbid a northern city produces something great! Please tell me? What do you do for a living?
@@myname9036 Being from thunder bay the sault is amazing.
I've been to the sault many times. Great city. Relatively folks.
Love the fall colors of the north. Nice info
Long cold winters up there and the fall is beautiful. Thank you for watching!
Fantastic upload my friend. Wonderful place.
Thank you for watching and all your support!
great place people always love it
Thank you for all your support!
I love my hometown
The Sooooooo! Thank you for watching!
so you must love getting stuff stolen and not having the police show up :)
Great outdoors! 👍
Thank you for watching!
White fish island is also a must😊
2nd 😊 - the canal looks marvellous and that colourful railway. Amazing train and all those planes and falls. Simply outstanding beauty and place to live. Again, the university building are pretty cool! Not to mention, the fresh produce! Tfs ♥️
You are up early! Thank you for watching and all the support!
I’m a Yooper and I love visiting you guys.
Looks very scenic! Looks great during autumn! Thx for sharing!😊
Agreed! I would like to take a drive or train ride through there in the fall. Thank you for watching!
How's winter? Easy drive to Florida.
TY 4 another great share!👍
i would know some from experience and still live here
Are the citizens of the Sault happy with the coming transition to electric arc furnaces at the steel mill and away from the coal coke powered blast furnaces? Sault could be powered by new and cheap wind farms.
😆 wind power ain't cheap!
@@cruisinginmy94 A lot has changed in 10 years since Ontario has its feed in tariff policy. Now the costs of wind and solar PV are below every other source. New wind on the prairies is being sold to utilities at 3.5 cents per kilowatt hour. This is why renewables are booming on the prairies and around the world.
@@aaronvallejo8220 im not an expert but i do live in the soo, i see quite a bit of windfarms
@@chrystynec1496 So would you prefer new wind farms east and west of the soo? Or would you prefer sourcing a different form of electricity to power your city?
For someone who was born there and visited the Soo because of family still residing there, this was a great video. I have visited most of the attractions you listed on this video. Outside the GFL Memorial Garden (Go Greyhounds) is the Sault Ste. Marie Walk of Fame.
Anyone from sault college? Or going to sault college ?? In sep 2023
I lived in goulais, it was pretty nice.
So close from USA
Can you tell me something about Sault College .. I am going to come in January 2022..
Me toooo your band score
@@Amandeepkaur-vn5cc 6.5
@@sycostylejatt9064 each 6???? It is a good college ....what your course??
@@Amandeepkaur-vn5cc no overall 6.5 and the course is culinary management
@@sycostylejatt9064 yes but in each individual is it 6???
Great northern road?
soo it a crack town