We’re set to launch a new local social media site — are you in?
We have been busy since we first announced that we were planning to launch a revolutionary, community-powered new social network, SPACES.
Sault residents who are experts in their respective fields or realm of interest will act as community stewards, guiding thoughtful dialogue on a wide range of topics. If you are interested in becoming a host for SPACES, fill out the form: So You Want to be a SPACES Host. We’re excited to hear from you. Help foster interconnectedness in our hometown: SPACES connects residents to their neighbourhood. As host, you’ll act as community liaison – piquing interest, educating the public on what matters in the Sault, highlighting what residents need to know, and more.
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