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These stories about the people and places that make us proud to call Sault Ste Marie home are made possible through the support of IDA Pharmacy as part of our Community Leaders Program.


'We're really proud of it': A new era for iconic Windsor Park landmark

'We're really proud of it': A new era for iconic Windsor Park landmark

SooToday looks back at the city's longstanding Windsor brand as the newly renovated Windsor Place Retirement Residence on Queen Street begins welcoming new occupants
Former Muio’s owner now cooking for Coast Guard

Former Muio’s owner now cooking for Coast Guard

Rob DiRenzo operated popular downtown eatery from 1997 until putting it up for sale in 2021; now using skills acquired in restaurant industry while seeing more of Canada
Response to flooding is ‘muscle memory’ for Goulais couple

Response to flooding is ‘muscle memory’ for Goulais couple

Significant flooding in the Goulais area last week wasn’t a surprise for residents Jay and Robin Riggins, who must canoe to and from their home when water levels reaches its peak
Luckily, Rainone not good at golf - He spent spare time serving city

Luckily, Rainone not good at golf - He spent spare time serving city

Skipper Manzutti Award winner Terry Rainone advises young entrepreneurs to 'work hard and learn everything you can. Listen to others and find a good mentor. Have a passion for what you do'
Sault woman shares memories of her grandmother and Anna McCrea

Sault woman shares memories of her grandmother and Anna McCrea

Catherine Carmichael says grandmother Mary Sharabura had words of praise for McCrea for the help she and other newcomer students received from her when she was McFadden Public School principal
Sault Ste. Marie resident prepares to launch Indigenous podcast

Sault Ste. Marie resident prepares to launch Indigenous podcast

Deanna Naveau-Heyde is inviting Indigenous Peoples from across Turtle Island to share their stories and perspectives — and maybe a cup of tea or two — as part of the soon-to-be-launched Tea with Dee podcast
First Baptist Church emerges from pandemic with new members

First Baptist Church emerges from pandemic with new members

‘They’re of different nationalities which makes us unique. It really looks like a multicultural panorama of who’s going there and I think that’s fantastic,’ church deacon Misener says
‘It’s a miracle’: 93-year-old mystery quilt returns home to Echo Bay

‘It’s a miracle’: 93-year-old mystery quilt returns home to Echo Bay

Featuring 240 embroidered names, an Echo Bay United Church quilt from 1930 was discovered hanging out of a California dumpster, which was eventually shipped back to its roots by the surprised discoverer
Well-known Sault chef Arturo still cooking and loving it

Well-known Sault chef Arturo still cooking and loving it

Arturo Comegna is proud of his food, work ethic and stamp he’s left on the Sault dining scene. Many customers have proposed at his classy restaurants
Singer, musician Evelyn Richards celebrates her 100th birthday

Singer, musician Evelyn Richards celebrates her 100th birthday

The Great Northern Opry Hall of Fame inductee said her advice for younger people is to make a lot of friends and to not drift apart, stating that “life is a song, love is the music”