White鈥檚 Point athlete Kristin Luoma won the overall title at the Toronto International Pro Qualifier on June 13, a major milestone in her five-year bodybuilding journey.
The inaugural Manitoulin Community Safety Day drew 500 people to the NEMI Recreation Centre. The successful event featured first responders, health groups, and raised over $1,000 for local charities.
NIVO Fibre representatives will speak at an upcoming safety event, highlighting that rural areas face the same cyber threats as cities, and urging residents to use strong passwords and two-factor authentication.
Following April鈥檚 severe spring floods on Manitoulin Island, officials urge residents to prepare for future risks by improving home drainage, tracking updates, and securing proper insurance.
The 5th Annual Amish Pork Roast in The Slash on May 16 drew visitors from near and far to support the local Amish Parochial School initiative through food, a bake sale, and a popular auction.
The Manitoulin Amateur Radio Club, led by Allan Boyd, highlights HAM radio as a vital, independent emergency communication tool that functions when cellular and internet networks fail. Details at ve3rmi.org.
Sudbury Rainbow Crime Stoppers has served Greater Sudbury and Manitoulin for over 40 years, facilitating 3,800+ arrests. They seek volunteers and urge residents to report tips anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS.
The Doric Lodge #455 is hosting a free MASONICh.I.P. identification clinic at the NEMI Recreation Centre in Little Current on May 30, from 10 am to 4 pm. Walk-ins are welcome for all ages.
