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News   -   Jul 22, 2026 A century of service and remembrance
A century of service and remembrance

Western Manitoulin’s Legion Branch #514 celebrated the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary and rededicated its cenotaph with a special community ceremony.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Espanola man charged following child luring and sexual assault investigation
Espanola man charged following child luring and sexual assault investigation

Gagendeep of Espanola faces sexual assault and luring charges after Wikwemikong Police safely located a missing youth under 16 in his vehicle.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Four Candidates Vie for Wiikwemkoong Chief in 2026 Election
Four Candidates Vie  for Wiikwemkoong Chief in 2026 Election

Wiikwemkoong's August 22 election features four candidates for chief—including incumbents and former leaders—and a new four-year term.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Bridal Veil trails may take years to repair
Bridal Veil trails may take years to repair

Severe April flooding heavily damaged Bridal Veil Falls and its trails, leaving them unsafe. While the pool area may reopen, full repairs will take years.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Large animal veterinarian crisis on Manitoulin: unique scholarship pledged
Large animal veterinarian crisis on Manitoulin: unique scholarship pledged

Manitoulin Island and the North Shore face a critical shortage of large animal veterinarians, leaving farmers without professional care for sick or calving livestock. Local leaders are organizing a letter-writing campaign and seeking government and veterinary college support to fund recruitment.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 21, 2026 Big Lake Women’s Institute turns 120
Big Lake Women’s Institute turns 120

The Big Lake Women's Institute celebrated 120 years of Manitoulin community service. As the island's last active branch, they fundraise, preserve local history, and support charities.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 20, 2026 Wild and Whimsical art exhibition launches at Perivale
Wild and Whimsical art exhibition launches at Perivale

Perivale Gallery: Local artist Laurel Price presents ‘Wild and Whimsical,’ a collection of semi-abstract oil paintings inspired by Island landscapes. The exhibit runs through July 17 in Spring Bay.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 20, 2026 Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Big Backyard BioBlitz returns July 27
Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Big Backyard BioBlitz returns July 27

BioBlitz: Join NCC’s 6th annual event, July 27–Aug 3. Use the iNaturalist app to document local plants and wildlife. No experience needed; open to all ages, anywhere in Canada.

by Michael Erskine
A century of service and remembrance
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 A century of service and remembrance

Western Manitoulin’s Legion Branch #514 celebrated the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary and rededicated its cenotaph with a special community ceremony.

by Tom Sasvari
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News   -   Jul 22, 2026 A century of service and remembrance
A century of service and remembrance

Western Manitoulin’s Legion Branch #514 celebrated the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th anniversary and rededicated its cenotaph with a special community ceremony.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Espanola man charged following child luring and sexual assault investigation
Espanola man charged following child luring and sexual assault investigation

Gagendeep of Espanola faces sexual assault and luring charges after Wikwemikong Police safely located a missing youth under 16 in his vehicle.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Four Candidates Vie for Wiikwemkoong Chief in 2026 Election
Four Candidates Vie  for Wiikwemkoong Chief in 2026 Election

Wiikwemkoong's August 22 election features four candidates for chief—including incumbents and former leaders—and a new four-year term.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Bridal Veil trails may take years to repair
Bridal Veil trails may take years to repair

Severe April flooding heavily damaged Bridal Veil Falls and its trails, leaving them unsafe. While the pool area may reopen, full repairs will take years.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 22, 2026 Large animal veterinarian crisis on Manitoulin: unique scholarship pledged
Large animal veterinarian crisis on Manitoulin: unique scholarship pledged

Manitoulin Island and the North Shore face a critical shortage of large animal veterinarians, leaving farmers without professional care for sick or calving livestock. Local leaders are organizing a letter-writing campaign and seeking government and veterinary college support to fund recruitment.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 21, 2026 Big Lake Women’s Institute turns 120
Big Lake Women’s Institute turns 120

The Big Lake Women's Institute celebrated 120 years of Manitoulin community service. As the island's last active branch, they fundraise, preserve local history, and support charities.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 20, 2026 Wild and Whimsical art exhibition launches at Perivale
Wild and Whimsical art exhibition launches at Perivale

Perivale Gallery: Local artist Laurel Price presents ‘Wild and Whimsical,’ a collection of semi-abstract oil paintings inspired by Island landscapes. The exhibit runs through July 17 in Spring Bay.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 20, 2026 Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Big Backyard BioBlitz returns July 27
Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Big Backyard BioBlitz returns July 27

BioBlitz: Join NCC’s 6th annual event, July 27–Aug 3. Use the iNaturalist app to document local plants and wildlife. No experience needed; open to all ages, anywhere in Canada.

by Michael Erskine
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