Good Morning. It looks like the rain is behind us for a few days, but clouds prevail.  Highs of 7 C today, 5 C on Saturday and 4 C on Sunday.  Have a great weekend. 

Feds offer GST relief, Working Canadians rebate.

The Sault Ste. Marie Museum is launching a plan to become more meaningful to the community it serves while helping aspiring youth reach their dreams.

A murder accused pleads guilty to firearm offences.

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GPS tracks stolen vehicle to Laird

Man won't leave shed on Lennox Avenue

Stolen credit card used for thousands of dollars of purchases

Quick hitter: Greyhounds give up four in the first, lose 7-2 to the IceDogs

Rinkside: Business, as usual, I warned you, reduced to three and Beaver blades

Nurse back on the ice after dangerous head hit.

With no rain in the forecast this weekend, it might be the right time to dig out those Christmas lights and get ready for the season. This photo doesn't do justice for this ball at the Machine Shop, which shines brightly on one of the trees near the parking lot. 

Here's a new photo challenge for you: What brightens your day during the dull November, early December season? Share your photos to brighten everyone's day. Send them to us, along with a quick blurb explaining the significance of the photo. Email them to us at saultsunrise@postmedia.com 

Check out what's happening in the community with the list below.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Nov. 22-24, Sault Community Theatre Centre.

Cirque Misica Holiday Wonderland

Nov. 22, 7:30 p.m. GFL Memorial Gardens

Author Kim Fahner

Nov. 23, Sault Ste. Marie Museum, 2:30 p.m. 

Hiking and nature trivia

Nov. 24, 7 p.m., Zoom.

Wellness fair for seniors

Nov. 26, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., YMCA

Babes in Business holiday party

Nov. 30, 7 p.m., 482 Queen St. E. 

Grocer 4 Good annual meeting

Dec. 4, 5:30 p.m., 326 Queen St. E. 

Champions of Magic

Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m., GFL Memorial Gardens.

Unto Us a Child is Born: A Christmas Story

Dec. 8, 4 p.m., St. Luke's Cathedral.

Do you have a community or family event you'd like us to know about? Send us the information to saultsunrise@postmedia.com and we'll do our best to share with the community.

Seems as if we don’t have many Cheap Trick faithful out there. Paula Liukkonen – our sole submitter - pitched The Flame as the Cheap Trick song “that brought the band back.” That is true, as this 1988 tune did wonders returning the band to the spotlight after it, and many other 1970s-born acts, fell victim to the MTV era. But we were looking for Cheap Trick at Budokan, the mammoth 1978 live album that graced record store front racks that year. The album also reintroduced I Want You to Want Me, which was lame in its earlier studio form, as a live killer single.  

We salute Paula for giving it the old college try! 

 TODAY'S TRIVIA

It’s seems SiriusXM classic rock was the order of the day over noon Thursday when this scribe dropped by the gym. In fact, the first song he heard was Oh What A Feeling, an early 1970 classic by what Canadian band? 

Hint: A fellow who went by the name King Biscuit Boy was a prominent member. 

Please send your response to:

saultsunrise@postmedia.com.

Callanger gets automated public washroom

Trudeau unveils $6.2B in tax cuts, rebates

North Bay police frustrated with repeat offenders getting bail

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