Stay connected with the heartbeat of Manitoulin Island. This tag captures the essence of life in our region, highlighting community events, local gatherings, and the initiatives that bring our residents together.
Community
Stay connected with the heartbeat of Manitoulin Island. This tag captures the essence of life in our region, highlighting community events, local gatherings, and the initiatives that bring our residents together.
Gore Bay held a barbecue to honor retiring public works employees Mike Fogal (after 25 years) and Roger Chenard (retiring October 30 after nearly a decade).
Five local youth—Avery Barnes, Kristen Bowerman, Silva Verboom, Benjamin Willis, and Amara Wilson-Zegil—are vying for the Providence Bay Fair Ambassador title on August 21.
The Manitoulin Health Centre launched the Douglas A. Smith Family Foundation Community and Business Challenge, matching donations up to $200,000 to raise $400,000 for its Vital Visions medical equipment campaign.
The Manitoulin Health Centre launched the Douglas A. Smith Family Foundation Community and Business Challenge, matching donations up to $200,000 to raise $400,000 for its Vital Visions medical equipment campaign.
Gore Bay held a barbecue to honor retiring public works employees Mike Fogal (after 25 years) and Roger Chenard (retiring October 30 after nearly a decade).
Five local youth—Avery Barnes, Kristen Bowerman, Silva Verboom, Benjamin Willis, and Amara Wilson-Zegil—are vying for the Providence Bay Fair Ambassador title on August 21.
The Island Wide Backpack Program fundraiser, organized by Pastor Jamie Greenwood, has reached $1,710 toward its $3,000 goal to supply school essentials for local students by August 31.
Manitoulin Pride celebrated a vibrant week of community events, featuring traditional ceremonies, workshops like Drag 101 with Baby Bel Bel and Karamilk, and joyful celebrations across the Island.
The 142nd Providence Bay Agricultural Fair runs August 21-23 with the theme 'Carnival Lights and Musical Nights,' featuring headliners Kim Mitchell and The Road Hammers alongside classic fair traditions.
Sixty-five participants joined the Gore Bay Rotary Club's seventh annual Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride, raising funds for new ultrasound equipment at the Manitoulin Health Centre.
The Campbell Horticultural Society celebrated its 98th annual Flower Show and Tea with 259 exhibits, honoring top participants like Carrie Lewis, who won most points in show.
