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News   -   May 16, 2026 Chinook salmon stocked with help of Gore Bay students
Chinook salmon stocked with help of Gore Bay students

Students at C.C. McLean and Central Manitoulin Public School released over 200 Chinook salmon into local waterways. The fish were raised from eggs in school micro-hatcheries as part of a 10-year partnership with the Gore Bay Fish and Game Club.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 16, 2026 Island elementary soccer champs named
Island elementary soccer champs named

Island elementary soccer champs named.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 15, 2026 Planning Board to explore West End trailer tariffs
Planning Board to explore West End trailer tariffs

The Manitoulin Planning Board will hold a public meeting to address rising permit violations for trailers and storage containers. Members are considering a yearly permit fee to offset costs.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 15, 2026 Red Dress Day observed in Wiikwemkoong with the Pontiac School
Red Dress Day observed in Wiikwemkoong with the Pontiac School

Wiikwemkoong observed Red Dress Day by teaching youth about safety and interconnectedness. Speakers shared traditional teachings, police safety tips, and "My Sister’s Toolkit" to protect young people.

by Margery Frisch
News   -   May 15, 2026 Author and photographer presents photobook aboard ferry and at Café in the Woods
Author and photographer presents photobook aboard ferry and at Café in the Woods

Mark Zelinski launches his new book, Niagara Escarpment, with events on the Chi-Cheemaun and Manitoulin Island May 15–17, featuring photography and Indigenous ceremonies.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   May 15, 2026 Assiginack Public School thrives in art and culture
Assiginack Public School thrives in art and culture

Assiginack Public School held its 3rd Annual Art Show, featuring visual arts and poetry. Principal Julie Balen praised student creativity, highlighting recycled art projects curated by Holly Hoy.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 14, 2026 Gordon/Barrie Island budget passed with 4.3% increase
Gordon/Barrie Island budget passed with 4.3% increase

Gordon/Barrie Island approved a 4.3% tax increase. Reeve Lee Hayden cited flood damage to roads and high winter snowplowing costs as key drivers, with no service cuts planned for the year.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 14, 2026 Four integrity commissioner reports find no issue with Central Councillor Bisaillon
Four integrity commissioner reports find no issue with  Central Councillor Bisaillon

Central Manitoulin's Integrity Commissioner cleared Councillor J. Bisaillon of all allegations in four reports. Council is now debating how to curb the taxpayer costs of unfounded complaints.

by Michael Erskine
Chinook salmon stocked with help of Gore Bay students
News   -   May 16, 2026 Chinook salmon stocked with help of Gore Bay students

Students at C.C. McLean and Central Manitoulin Public School released over 200 Chinook salmon into local waterways. The fish were raised from eggs in school micro-hatcheries as part of a 10-year partnership with the Gore Bay Fish and Game Club.

by Tom Sasvari
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News   -   May 16, 2026 Chinook salmon stocked with help of Gore Bay students
Chinook salmon stocked with help of Gore Bay students

Students at C.C. McLean and Central Manitoulin Public School released over 200 Chinook salmon into local waterways. The fish were raised from eggs in school micro-hatcheries as part of a 10-year partnership with the Gore Bay Fish and Game Club.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 16, 2026 Island elementary soccer champs named
Island elementary soccer champs named

Island elementary soccer champs named.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 15, 2026 Planning Board to explore West End trailer tariffs
Planning Board to explore West End trailer tariffs

The Manitoulin Planning Board will hold a public meeting to address rising permit violations for trailers and storage containers. Members are considering a yearly permit fee to offset costs.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 15, 2026 Red Dress Day observed in Wiikwemkoong with the Pontiac School
Red Dress Day observed in Wiikwemkoong with the Pontiac School

Wiikwemkoong observed Red Dress Day by teaching youth about safety and interconnectedness. Speakers shared traditional teachings, police safety tips, and "My Sister’s Toolkit" to protect young people.

by Margery Frisch
News   -   May 15, 2026 Author and photographer presents photobook aboard ferry and at Café in the Woods
Author and photographer presents photobook aboard ferry and at Café in the Woods

Mark Zelinski launches his new book, Niagara Escarpment, with events on the Chi-Cheemaun and Manitoulin Island May 15–17, featuring photography and Indigenous ceremonies.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   May 15, 2026 Assiginack Public School thrives in art and culture
Assiginack Public School thrives in art and culture

Assiginack Public School held its 3rd Annual Art Show, featuring visual arts and poetry. Principal Julie Balen praised student creativity, highlighting recycled art projects curated by Holly Hoy.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 14, 2026 Gordon/Barrie Island budget passed with 4.3% increase
Gordon/Barrie Island budget passed with 4.3% increase

Gordon/Barrie Island approved a 4.3% tax increase. Reeve Lee Hayden cited flood damage to roads and high winter snowplowing costs as key drivers, with no service cuts planned for the year.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   May 14, 2026 Four integrity commissioner reports find no issue with Central Councillor Bisaillon
Four integrity commissioner reports find no issue with  Central Councillor Bisaillon

Central Manitoulin's Integrity Commissioner cleared Councillor J. Bisaillon of all allegations in four reports. Council is now debating how to curb the taxpayer costs of unfounded complaints.

by Michael Erskine
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