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News   -   Jun 11, 2026 Supreme Court silence leaves questions lingering over Aboriginal title and private property
Supreme Court silence leaves questions lingering over Aboriginal title and private property

The Supreme Court declined to hear a New Brunswick appeal on whether Aboriginal title can apply to private land, leaving the legal relationship between Indigenous title and property rights unclear.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Awards shine light on teamwork, service and community at Wiikwemkoong Tribal Police Service
Awards shine light on teamwork, service and community at Wiikwemkoong Tribal Police Service

WTPS members Jackie White, Amanda Gibbons, and Chief Ron Gignac received prestigious provincial policing awards for excellence in communications, victim services, and leadership.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Indigenous leaders decry lack of denialism in Combating Hate Act
Indigenous leaders decry lack of denialism in Combating Hate Act

The Anishinabek Nation is outraged after the Senate voted 41-32 to reject a Bill C-9 amendment that would have criminalized residential school denialism, calling it a betrayal of survivors.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 NEMI declares total fire ban
NEMI declares total fire ban

NEMI has declared a total fire ban due to dry, windy conditions and wildfire risks. Other Manitoulin departments have banned large fire permits, though campfires are still allowed there.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Bridal Veil Falls trails remain closed, likely for the summer
Bridal Veil Falls trails remain closed, likely for the summer

Billings Council warns that the Bridal Veil Falls trails are severely damaged and unsafe after April flooding. Repairs will be lengthy and costly, and the public is urged to obey closure signs.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 09, 2026 Kagawong post office will close June 19 when postmaster retires
Kagawong post office will close June 19 when postmaster retires

Kagawong's postmaster is retiring June 19. Unable to find a replacement with a suitable venue, council is exploring community mailboxes. Residents must pick up mail in Gore Bay in the interim.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 09, 2026 Mindemoya home destroyed in Friday, June 6 blaze
Mindemoya home destroyed  in Friday, June 6 blaze

A non-suspicious fire destroyed a Mindemoya home, killing a cat and a truck. The displaced family lost everything, prompting a local espresso bar to start a donation drive to aid rebuilding.

by Tom Sasvari
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News   -   Jun 11, 2026 Supreme Court silence leaves questions lingering over Aboriginal title and private property
Supreme Court silence leaves questions lingering over Aboriginal title and private property

The Supreme Court declined to hear a New Brunswick appeal on whether Aboriginal title can apply to private land, leaving the legal relationship between Indigenous title and property rights unclear.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Awards shine light on teamwork, service and community at Wiikwemkoong Tribal Police Service
Awards shine light on teamwork, service and community at Wiikwemkoong Tribal Police Service

WTPS members Jackie White, Amanda Gibbons, and Chief Ron Gignac received prestigious provincial policing awards for excellence in communications, victim services, and leadership.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Indigenous leaders decry lack of denialism in Combating Hate Act
Indigenous leaders decry lack of denialism in Combating Hate Act

The Anishinabek Nation is outraged after the Senate voted 41-32 to reject a Bill C-9 amendment that would have criminalized residential school denialism, calling it a betrayal of survivors.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 NEMI declares total fire ban
NEMI declares total fire ban

NEMI has declared a total fire ban due to dry, windy conditions and wildfire risks. Other Manitoulin departments have banned large fire permits, though campfires are still allowed there.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 10, 2026 Bridal Veil Falls trails remain closed, likely for the summer
Bridal Veil Falls trails remain closed, likely for the summer

Billings Council warns that the Bridal Veil Falls trails are severely damaged and unsafe after April flooding. Repairs will be lengthy and costly, and the public is urged to obey closure signs.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 09, 2026 Kagawong post office will close June 19 when postmaster retires
Kagawong post office will close June 19 when postmaster retires

Kagawong's postmaster is retiring June 19. Unable to find a replacement with a suitable venue, council is exploring community mailboxes. Residents must pick up mail in Gore Bay in the interim.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 09, 2026 Mindemoya home destroyed in Friday, June 6 blaze
Mindemoya home destroyed  in Friday, June 6 blaze

A non-suspicious fire destroyed a Mindemoya home, killing a cat and a truck. The displaced family lost everything, prompting a local espresso bar to start a donation drive to aid rebuilding.

by Tom Sasvari
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