Skip to content

Following Up

230921_windsorplaceretirementresidence_clp_followingup_house-1200x628

These stories about local people previously featured in the news are made possible through the continued support of Windsor Place Retirement Residence as part of our Community Leaders Program.


Gone but not lost: How iconic Muio’s sign found a new home

Gone but not lost: How iconic Muio’s sign found a new home

This week, locals mourned the loss of a Sault landmark: the Muio's sign outside the old restaurant. But as SooToday discovered, the story actually had a very happy ending
Owner of old hospital site sued for $118K by security company

Owner of old hospital site sued for $118K by security company

RLP Security Services claims Leisure Meadows Community Living, pair of numbered companies, still owe tens of thousands of dollars for security at properties in the Sault
'Many people to thank': Sault woman grateful family, house safe after fire destroys garage

'Many people to thank': Sault woman grateful family, house safe after fire destroys garage

'Firefighters and police do this all the time but it still struck me how patient and gentle they were': Dennis Street resident heaps praise on neighbours, emergency responders
Max the German Shepherd loses ‘dangerous dog’ appeal

Max the German Shepherd loses ‘dangerous dog’ appeal

Whatever Max did may never be known because his appeal was heard behind closed doors
POLL: Most SooToday readers think Sunshine List's $100K cutoff should be higher

POLL: Most SooToday readers think Sunshine List's $100K cutoff should be higher

In 1996, when Ontario released its first-ever list of public-sector workers who earn $100K per year, it contained 4,494 names. The latest instalment has more than 300,000
No match yet, but search for long-lost Sault crush has generated plenty of tips

No match yet, but search for long-lost Sault crush has generated plenty of tips

Where's Bobby? After telling her story to SooToday, Shari Roberts was 'shocked' to hear from so many strangers with potential clues about the handsome man she briefly knew
Ford says review of safe consumption sites will be done ‘soon'; mayor anxious for details

Ford says review of safe consumption sites will be done ‘soon'; mayor anxious for details

Matthew Shoemaker pushes for more funding after Premier says process to apply for provincially funded consumption and treatment services sites will reopen soon
Construction begins on infamously derelict motel in Heyden

Construction begins on infamously derelict motel in Heyden

Crumbling for years, the former Pruce’s Motor Inn on Highway 17 appears to be getting a facelift; new residential and garage space on Mountain Ash Inn site up the road has sold
'We've spoken to everyone': Feds not budging on international student changes, Orazietti says

'We've spoken to everyone': Feds not budging on international student changes, Orazietti says

Sault College president says it's too early to speculate on what the impacts will be on budget and operations if international student enrollment drops
Non-Indigenous businessman behind Gen7 Fuel has assets frozen by court

Non-Indigenous businessman behind Gen7 Fuel has assets frozen by court

Ontario Superior Court places freeze on worldwide assets of Glenn Page — accused of using millions of dollars in misappropriated funds to create chain of Indigenous gas stations while enjoying a lavish lifestyle — during insolvency proceedings for the Indigenous fuel supplier he allegedly stole from while acting as its president