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News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Gore Bay Rotary Club Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride takes place August 8
Gore Bay Rotary Club Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride takes place August 8

The Gore Bay Rotary Club's annual Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride on August 8 features family-friendly routes, staggered start times, and a barbecue. The event aims to raise $15,000 for new hospital ultrasound equipment.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Manitoulin showing off its Pride this week
Manitoulin showing off its Pride this week

Manitoulin Pride Weekend runs from August 6 to 9, featuring a blend of Indigenous and LGBTQ2S+ events. Highlights include flag raisings, concerts, a drag show, workshops, and a parade.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Manitoulin invited to salute Chi-Cheemaun on Saturday
Manitoulin invited to salute Chi-Cheemaun on Saturday

The 3rd Annual Chi-Cheemaun Salute for Manitoulin is set for August 8 in South Baymouth. The event features ship tours, a car show, market, and discounted ferry fares.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 First wildland fire reported on Manitoulin is extinguished
First wildland fire reported on Manitoulin is extinguished

On August 2, 2026, the Ministry of Natural Resources reported Manitoulin Island's first wildland fire of the season. Sudbury 45, a 0.1-hectare fire in South Bay, Wiikwemkoong, was quickly extinguished.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Aug 04, 2026 Tehkummah mayor hosts public meeting, shares deep concerns with state of affairs
Tehkummah mayor hosts public meeting, shares deep concerns with state of affairs

Tehkummah Mayor John Deforge warned residents of a potential municipal office closure, financial discrepancies, and a proposed 9% tax hike driven by interim clerk E4M. Deforge urged ratepayers to question council.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Aug 04, 2026 Dr. Deborah McGregor advocates for living with less
Dr. Deborah McGregor advocates for living with less

Dr. Deborah McGregor argues today's severe wildfires aren't merely natural, but stem from poor forest management and human disconnection. She urges society to change values and "unwant" excess.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
Important Breaking News   -   Aug 03, 2026 Doug Smith, entrepreneur and philanthropist, dies at 93
Doug Smith, entrepreneur and philanthropist, dies at 93

Doug Smith, Manitoulin Transport founder and philanthropist, has died at 93. The Order of Canada recipient leaves a lasting legacy on Manitoulin Island through his business and generosity.

by Warren Schlote
News   -   Aug 03, 2026 Billings council hopes to see Old Mill Road reopen in some fashion
Billings council hopes to see Old Mill Road reopen in some fashion

Billings council is exploring a temporary single-lane opening for flood-damaged Old Mill Road before winter after engineering delays pushed back full repairs.

by Tom Sasvari
Gore Bay Rotary Club Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride takes place August 8
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Gore Bay Rotary Club Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride takes place August 8

The Gore Bay Rotary Club's annual Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride on August 8 features family-friendly routes, staggered start times, and a barbecue. The event aims to raise $15,000 for new hospital ultrasound equipment.

by Tom Sasvari
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News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Gore Bay Rotary Club Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride takes place August 8
Gore Bay Rotary Club Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride takes place August 8

The Gore Bay Rotary Club's annual Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride on August 8 features family-friendly routes, staggered start times, and a barbecue. The event aims to raise $15,000 for new hospital ultrasound equipment.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Manitoulin showing off its Pride this week
Manitoulin showing off its Pride this week

Manitoulin Pride Weekend runs from August 6 to 9, featuring a blend of Indigenous and LGBTQ2S+ events. Highlights include flag raisings, concerts, a drag show, workshops, and a parade.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 Manitoulin invited to salute Chi-Cheemaun on Saturday
Manitoulin invited to salute Chi-Cheemaun on Saturday

The 3rd Annual Chi-Cheemaun Salute for Manitoulin is set for August 8 in South Baymouth. The event features ship tours, a car show, market, and discounted ferry fares.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Aug 05, 2026 First wildland fire reported on Manitoulin is extinguished
First wildland fire reported on Manitoulin is extinguished

On August 2, 2026, the Ministry of Natural Resources reported Manitoulin Island's first wildland fire of the season. Sudbury 45, a 0.1-hectare fire in South Bay, Wiikwemkoong, was quickly extinguished.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Aug 04, 2026 Tehkummah mayor hosts public meeting, shares deep concerns with state of affairs
Tehkummah mayor hosts public meeting, shares deep concerns with state of affairs

Tehkummah Mayor John Deforge warned residents of a potential municipal office closure, financial discrepancies, and a proposed 9% tax hike driven by interim clerk E4M. Deforge urged ratepayers to question council.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Aug 04, 2026 Dr. Deborah McGregor advocates for living with less
Dr. Deborah McGregor advocates for living with less

Dr. Deborah McGregor argues today's severe wildfires aren't merely natural, but stem from poor forest management and human disconnection. She urges society to change values and "unwant" excess.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
Important Breaking News   -   Aug 03, 2026 Doug Smith, entrepreneur and philanthropist, dies at 93
Doug Smith, entrepreneur and philanthropist, dies at 93

Doug Smith, Manitoulin Transport founder and philanthropist, has died at 93. The Order of Canada recipient leaves a lasting legacy on Manitoulin Island through his business and generosity.

by Warren Schlote
News   -   Aug 03, 2026 Billings council hopes to see Old Mill Road reopen in some fashion
Billings council hopes to see Old Mill Road reopen in some fashion

Billings council is exploring a temporary single-lane opening for flood-damaged Old Mill Road before winter after engineering delays pushed back full repairs.

by Tom Sasvari
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