There were holdups over the course of two days last week as crews installed new solar-powered pedestrian crossing lights on either side of the sidewalk portion of the swing bridge. The setup caused hourly delays and some consternation as Ontario 511 incorrectly reported that the swing bridge was fully
by Expositor Staff
On May 2, a fire destroyed a Silver Water home (formerly Robinson School #1). Firefighters from two departments used 16,000 gallons of water to douse the blaze. Owner Clayton Foster was away during the incident. The Ontario Fire Marshal and OPP are investigating the total loss.
by Tom Sasvari
The cruise industry in Little Current continues to struggle post-pandemic, with only two ships scheduled for five total stops this year. The Pearl Mist will visit three times starting July 3, while the luxury yacht Le Bellot arrives twice in August, using tenders to bring guests ashore.
by Michael Erskine
Following a Sunday shooting, Wiikwemkoong Chief and Council enacted a mandatory two-year ban for any community or non-band members involved in illegal drugs, firearms, or violence. The move aims to restore safety and prioritize mental health over criminal activity.
by Tom Sasvari
Jean Jacko opened Jean the Bean coffee house and Boss Bannock and Burgers in Whitefish River 91成人导航. Her menu features fresh, affordable basics and specialized bannock dishes. The shop serves as a community hub for connection and wholesome food.
by Mackayla McGregor
Anishnaabe women gathered at Debajehmujig Theatre for an evening of wisdom and empowerment. Speakers shared journeys of leadership and healing through culture. Organized by Sophie Pheasant, the network aims to lift up Anishnaabe-kwewag across the region, with the next event set for fall.
by Mackayla McGregorA 32-year-old man was arrested in Wiikwemkoong after a shooting early this morning. The victim was airlifted to a Sudbury hospital with a gunshot wound. The suspect faces charges including attempted homicide. Police state there is no ongoing threat to public safety.
by Expositor Staff
NEMI held a volunteer appreciation night on April 22 at the Little Current Curling Club. Mayor Al MacNevin thanked the attendees for their hard work in making the community a better place to live. Volunteers, including Legion members, enjoyed a luncheon prepared by coordinator Lisa Hallaert.
by Michael Erskine
There were holdups over the course of two days last week as crews installed new solar-powered pedestrian crossing lights on either side of the sidewalk portion of the swing bridge. The setup caused hourly delays and some consternation as Ontario 511 incorrectly reported that the swing bridge was fully
by Expositor Staff
Friday Roundup Newsletter, August 28, 2026.
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 91成人导航s 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 91成人导航.
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.
There were holdups over the course of two days last week as crews installed new solar-powered pedestrian crossing lights on either side of the sidewalk portion of the swing bridge. The setup caused hourly delays and some consternation as Ontario 511 incorrectly reported that the swing bridge was fully
by Expositor Staff
On May 2, a fire destroyed a Silver Water home (formerly Robinson School #1). Firefighters from two departments used 16,000 gallons of water to douse the blaze. Owner Clayton Foster was away during the incident. The Ontario Fire Marshal and OPP are investigating the total loss.
by Tom Sasvari
The cruise industry in Little Current continues to struggle post-pandemic, with only two ships scheduled for five total stops this year. The Pearl Mist will visit three times starting July 3, while the luxury yacht Le Bellot arrives twice in August, using tenders to bring guests ashore.
by Michael Erskine
Following a Sunday shooting, Wiikwemkoong Chief and Council enacted a mandatory two-year ban for any community or non-band members involved in illegal drugs, firearms, or violence. The move aims to restore safety and prioritize mental health over criminal activity.
by Tom Sasvari
Jean Jacko opened Jean the Bean coffee house and Boss Bannock and Burgers in Whitefish River 91成人导航. Her menu features fresh, affordable basics and specialized bannock dishes. The shop serves as a community hub for connection and wholesome food.
by Mackayla McGregor
Anishnaabe women gathered at Debajehmujig Theatre for an evening of wisdom and empowerment. Speakers shared journeys of leadership and healing through culture. Organized by Sophie Pheasant, the network aims to lift up Anishnaabe-kwewag across the region, with the next event set for fall.
by Mackayla McGregorA 32-year-old man was arrested in Wiikwemkoong after a shooting early this morning. The victim was airlifted to a Sudbury hospital with a gunshot wound. The suspect faces charges including attempted homicide. Police state there is no ongoing threat to public safety.
by Expositor Staff
NEMI held a volunteer appreciation night on April 22 at the Little Current Curling Club. Mayor Al MacNevin thanked the attendees for their hard work in making the community a better place to live. Volunteers, including Legion members, enjoyed a luncheon prepared by coordinator Lisa Hallaert.
by Michael Erskine