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FOMOS raised funds at its golf tourney. Mindemoya Old School renovations start this fall to build an artisan hub and seniors' center, targeting March 2027 completion.

Registered physiotherapist Justin Smal of the Manitoulin Physio Centre received the Commitment to Clinical Education award from NOSM University for excellence in mentoring student placements in the North.

The Kagawong post office is transitioning to community mailboxes following the retirement of postmaster Michael Hunt after 25 years of service, as Canada Post was unable to find a replacement candidate. Billings council approved placing the new mailboxes near the post office museum and gristmill.

Mindemoya medical student Matthew Redmond received the 2025 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Award for outstanding community leadership. Now in his final year at NOSM University, he plans to pursue a neurosurgery residency and practice in the North.

Canada extended the firearms amnesty until 90 days after an upcoming Supreme Court decision. Critics, including local MP Jim Belanger, argue the $750 million buyback funds should target mental health instead.

Gordon/Barrie Island celebrated the 50th anniversary of Campbell's Drive-In with live music, a car show, and a movie. Owner Lisa Garrett thanked the community for keeping her parents' dream alive.

Gore Bay council appointed deputy clerk Pam Fogal as the permanent town clerk and interim town manager for up to 90 days. This follows the departure of Jason Quinlan by mutual agreement.

The Little Current Public School Coyotes won the 2026 Manitoulin Island elementary track championship with 220.5 points. Six records were broken during the two-day meet of 250 athletes.