Robert Recollet, 55, faces hit-and-run and dangerous operation charges after fleeing a July 4 boat and jet ski collision in McGregor Bay that injured one.
by Expositor Staff
The inaugural Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival at Gore Bay’s Studio 6 showcases 21 local textile artists. Running until July 19, the volunteer-led event features workshops, demonstrations, and exhibits.
by Tom Sasvari
Social worker Jill Macdonald’s new children’s book, Sophie Takes a Trip, uses cognitive behavioral therapy concepts to help kids aged 4–8 understand, normalize, and manage feelings of anxiety.
by Tom SasvariDebajehmujig Theatre hosted a screening of the documentary There’s Something in the Water, prompting urgent local discussions on environmental racism and the ongoing struggle for safe water access.
by Margery FrischBillings Township reported vandalism at the flood-damaged, dangerous Bridal Veil Falls area to the OPP after individuals tore down safety barricades to access the site.
by Tom Sasvari
An OPP officer rescued an overheating fawn from a highway near Honora Bay Road. The deer is now recovering at a wildlife sanctuary thanks to the quick actions of the officer and local staff.
by Expositor Staff
Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige has condemned the proposed Northern Shield pipeline, citing a lack of consultation and threats to Treaty lands, water, and Indigenous sovereignty.
by Expositor Staff
Debajehmujig Storytellers celebrated the opening of new, high-visibility offices in Wiikwemkoong, a milestone aimed at better engaging youth and fostering Anishinaabemowin in a central, accessible space.
by Michael ErskineRobert Recollet, 55, faces hit-and-run and dangerous operation charges after fleeing a July 4 boat and jet ski collision in McGregor Bay that injured one.
by Expositor Staff
Coming soon: The Manitoulin Island Desk weekly podcast.
Local candidate lists for Manitoulin Island municipalities, Cockburn Island, and Killarney are out ahead of the October 26 elections.
Billings Township council unanimously voted to ban swimming and entering the water at Bridal Veil Falls to protect public safety and preserve the natural environment following a recent near-tragedy and severe overcrowding.
Aundeck Omni Kaning opened a new six-unit accessible residence for elders featuring modern amenities, security systems, and private patios, bringing community elders back home.
Canada's alarming rise in 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s youth homicides stems from systemic poverty, trauma, and underfunding. Addressing it requires structural funding and Indigenous-led safety control.
Two teens face second-degree murder charges in the tragic death of 17-year-old Bethany Shinos, a beloved, college-bound youth killed in M'Chigeeng 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½.
During a festival weekend, Wiikwemkoong kayakers discovered a smoldering hollow tree in a dry forest and worked for hours with axes and water to prevent a disastrous wildfire.
Wiikwemkoong is building new five-bedroom "grandmothers' homes" to keep families together and support reunification. Grandmother Alison Recollet shares how her new home provides space for her grandchildren to return and long-term care for her grandson Jonathan.
Robert Recollet, 55, faces hit-and-run and dangerous operation charges after fleeing a July 4 boat and jet ski collision in McGregor Bay that injured one.
by Expositor Staff
The inaugural Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival at Gore Bay’s Studio 6 showcases 21 local textile artists. Running until July 19, the volunteer-led event features workshops, demonstrations, and exhibits.
by Tom Sasvari
Social worker Jill Macdonald’s new children’s book, Sophie Takes a Trip, uses cognitive behavioral therapy concepts to help kids aged 4–8 understand, normalize, and manage feelings of anxiety.
by Tom SasvariDebajehmujig Theatre hosted a screening of the documentary There’s Something in the Water, prompting urgent local discussions on environmental racism and the ongoing struggle for safe water access.
by Margery FrischBillings Township reported vandalism at the flood-damaged, dangerous Bridal Veil Falls area to the OPP after individuals tore down safety barricades to access the site.
by Tom Sasvari
An OPP officer rescued an overheating fawn from a highway near Honora Bay Road. The deer is now recovering at a wildlife sanctuary thanks to the quick actions of the officer and local staff.
by Expositor Staff
Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige has condemned the proposed Northern Shield pipeline, citing a lack of consultation and threats to Treaty lands, water, and Indigenous sovereignty.
by Expositor Staff
Debajehmujig Storytellers celebrated the opening of new, high-visibility offices in Wiikwemkoong, a milestone aimed at better engaging youth and fostering Anishinaabemowin in a central, accessible space.
by Michael Erskine