CAA closes Sault travel centre
01-10-2026 14:50 via saultstar.com

CAA closes Sault travel centre

It’s the end of the road for Canadian Automobile Association’s store in Sault Ste. Marie. The not-for-profit group closes its location at 154 Great Northern Rd., on Oct. 22. The movie follows “much thought and consideration,” a statement on CAA’s website said. Members can get help by phone or online. CAA and its predecessor, Ontario Motor League, operated an office at 224 Queen St. E., and 344 Queen St. E. since at least 1973. The travel centre moved to Station Mal
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