The 348 Sea Cadet Corps held its 22nd Ceremonial Review in M鈥機higeeng, celebrating a busy training year. Highlights included drills, awards, and a formal change of coxswain from Landon Aelick to Samuel Pennings.
by Michael ErskineA Wisconsin judge recently paused Enbridge鈥檚 Line 5 reroute work at four waterway crossings pending further permits. Meanwhile, Michigan鈥檚 legal fight to shut down the Straits segment remains ongoing.
by Michael Erskine
The Manitoulin Expositor's weekly Friday Roundup Newsletter!
by Expositor Staff
Kenjgewin Teg鈥檚 May 21 open house showcased its hands-on trades, health, and academic programs. The school emphasizes cultural integration and personalized student support.
by Margery Frisch
NEMI is hosting the renamed Manitoulin Trade Show at the Recreation Centre from May 29鈥31. The event features 44 vendors, culinary delights, and expert speakers to showcase local island businesses.
by Michael Erskine
Petra Wall has published the first volume of her "Now and Then" columns, chronicling the histories of over 100 Manitoulin Island families. The book is available for $40 at The Expositor Book Shop.
by Michael Erskine
Thirty-eight artists are honoring the late Ivan Wheale with an exhibit at Gore Bay鈥檚 Studio 6. The tribute, featuring small works and heartfelt notes, remains on display until July 17.
by Michael Erskine
Manitowaning hosted the annual Treaty and Knowledge Gathering (May 19鈥21). The event featured historical artifacts, expert speakers, and discussions on Anishinaabe governance and treaty relationships.
by Michael Erskine
The 348 Sea Cadet Corps held its 22nd Ceremonial Review in M鈥機higeeng, celebrating a busy training year. Highlights included drills, awards, and a formal change of coxswain from Landon Aelick to Samuel Pennings.
by Michael Erskine
Ontario filmmaker Yvonne Drebert won a National Geographic award for capturing rare deepwater ecosystems at Lake Superior's deepest point using a robotic drone and a Manitoulin-built boat.
Manitoulin fire departments are hosting local training with provincial support to ensure all volunteer firefighters meet Ontario's mandatory July 1 safety certification deadline.
Canada's push for expanded digital police tools aims to combat modern crime but raises severe concerns over Charter rights violations and creeping mass surveillance.
Lake Kagawong residents are alarmed by dozens of dead adult bass washing ashore, repeating last summer's die-off. A local councillor is urging the province to investigate.
Viral myths falsely exaggerate Canadian refugee benefits and numbers. Legitimate immigration debates must rely on facts, not racist misinformation.
A rare meteorite struck Cockburn Island鈥擟anada's first major fall in 18 years. Experts say fragments landed, but private property rules hinder searches.
A new 4-H equestrian drill team on Manitoulin Island is practicing in Providence Bay, developing precision riding skills ahead of a performance at the local fair.
Frustrated by continuous vandalism, theft, and littering costing taxpayers thousands, Gore Bay Council is moving to install a $25,000鈥$40,000 municipal security camera system.
The 348 Sea Cadet Corps held its 22nd Ceremonial Review in M鈥機higeeng, celebrating a busy training year. Highlights included drills, awards, and a formal change of coxswain from Landon Aelick to Samuel Pennings.
by Michael ErskineA Wisconsin judge recently paused Enbridge鈥檚 Line 5 reroute work at four waterway crossings pending further permits. Meanwhile, Michigan鈥檚 legal fight to shut down the Straits segment remains ongoing.
by Michael Erskine
The Manitoulin Expositor's weekly Friday Roundup Newsletter!
by Expositor Staff
Kenjgewin Teg鈥檚 May 21 open house showcased its hands-on trades, health, and academic programs. The school emphasizes cultural integration and personalized student support.
by Margery Frisch
NEMI is hosting the renamed Manitoulin Trade Show at the Recreation Centre from May 29鈥31. The event features 44 vendors, culinary delights, and expert speakers to showcase local island businesses.
by Michael Erskine
Petra Wall has published the first volume of her "Now and Then" columns, chronicling the histories of over 100 Manitoulin Island families. The book is available for $40 at The Expositor Book Shop.
by Michael Erskine
Thirty-eight artists are honoring the late Ivan Wheale with an exhibit at Gore Bay鈥檚 Studio 6. The tribute, featuring small works and heartfelt notes, remains on display until July 17.
by Michael Erskine
Manitowaning hosted the annual Treaty and Knowledge Gathering (May 19鈥21). The event featured historical artifacts, expert speakers, and discussions on Anishinaabe governance and treaty relationships.
by Michael Erskine