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News   -   Jun 08, 2026 Deanna Hardy takes seat at Gore Bay council table
Deanna Hardy takes seat  at Gore Bay council table

Deanna Hardy was sworn in as Gore Bay's new councillor, replacing Terry Olmstead. She aims to advocate for taxpayers and learn municipal leadership ahead of running in a future election.

News   -   Jun 07, 2026 Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge attracted a host of competitors
Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge  attracted a host of competitors

The Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge in Gore Bay featured five teams tackling demanding rescue drills. The hometown "Gore Bay Boyz" swept the bunker gear showdown and won the maze drill.

Gore Bay sees first fibre-to-door internet connection
News   -   Jun 17, 2026 Gore Bay sees first fibre-to-door internet connection

Nivo has launched its high-speed fibre internet service on Manitoulin Island, starting in Gore Bay. Despite permit and winter delays, expansion across the Island is expected to finish by autumn.

by Tom Sasvari
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News   -   Jun 17, 2026 Gore Bay sees first fibre-to-door internet connection
Gore Bay sees first fibre-to-door internet connection

Nivo has launched its high-speed fibre internet service on Manitoulin Island, starting in Gore Bay. Despite permit and winter delays, expansion across the Island is expected to finish by autumn.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 08, 2026 Deanna Hardy takes seat at Gore Bay council table
Deanna Hardy takes seat  at Gore Bay council table

Deanna Hardy was sworn in as Gore Bay's new councillor, replacing Terry Olmstead. She aims to advocate for taxpayers and learn municipal leadership ahead of running in a future election.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 07, 2026 Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge attracted a host of competitors
Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge  attracted a host of competitors

The Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge in Gore Bay featured five teams tackling demanding rescue drills. The hometown "Gore Bay Boyz" swept the bunker gear showdown and won the maze drill.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jun 04, 2026 Gore Bay council learns of plans for former Woods Lane Apartments property
Gore Bay council learns of plans for  former Woods Lane Apartments property

J.L. Richards presented two mixed-use design options for Gore Bay's vacant 66 Meredith Street property. Both involve two separate buildings spanning Meredith and Water streets, offering up to 24 residential units.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 03, 2026 BMO鈥檚 $200,000 gift helps build new St. Joseph鈥檚 Lodge and supports the Angel Bus
BMO鈥檚 $200,000 gift helps  build new St. Joseph鈥檚 Lodge  and supports the Angel Bus

BMO donated $200,000 to St. Joseph鈥檚 Foundation: $185,000 will fund the new 64-bed St. Joseph鈥檚 Lodge in Gore Bay, and $14,500 will expand the Angel Bus accessible transportation program.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   May 30, 2026 Gore Bay Museum hosts an exhibition of artist Christie Pearson Anderson鈥檚 works
Gore Bay Museum hosts an exhibition of artist Christie Pearson Anderson鈥檚 works

The Gore Bay Museum is hosting "Heartfelt Heritage 鈥 Manitoulin Roots," an exhibition of Christie Pearson Anderson鈥檚 paintings and drawings capturing Island history. The show runs until August 29.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   May 28, 2026 Island artists鈥 exhibit honours 鈥渕entor鈥 Ivan Wheale and the school of Whealism
Island artists鈥 exhibit honours 鈥渕entor鈥 Ivan Wheale and the school of Whealism

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
News   -   May 23, 2026 Amara Wilson-Zegil tapped for prestigious Shad scholarship
Amara Wilson-Zegil tapped for prestigious Shad scholarship

MSS Grade 11 student Amara Wilson-Zegil has been selected for the prestigious Shad Canada summer program at the University of Regina, where she will focus on her passion for aerospace and STEM.

by Tom Sasvari
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