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Manitoulin Island local news.
Manitoulin Island local news.
Gore Bay resident Kathryn Ritzie and 10-year-old Jace Middaugh are participating in August's Great Cycle Challenge to raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer research through the SickKids Foundation.
Manitoulin seasonal resident Drew Bannister, head coach of the OHL's Soo Greyhounds, has been named an assistant coach for Canada’s 2027 World Junior hockey team.
Meldrum Bay and Silver Water residents gather bi-weekly to craft hygiene kits and quilts for international relief through the Mennonite Central Committee, fostering community spirit while helping those in emergency situations.
by Tom Sasvari
Meldrum Bay and Silver Water residents gather bi-weekly to craft hygiene kits and quilts for international relief through the Mennonite Central Committee, fostering community spirit while helping those in emergency situations.
by Tom Sasvari
Gore Bay resident Kathryn Ritzie and 10-year-old Jace Middaugh are participating in August's Great Cycle Challenge to raise funds and awareness for childhood cancer research through the SickKids Foundation.
by Margery Frisch
Manitoulin seasonal resident Drew Bannister, head coach of the OHL's Soo Greyhounds, has been named an assistant coach for Canada’s 2027 World Junior hockey team.
by Expositor Staff
The Providence Bay and Spring Bay Lions Club donated $500 to help the Manitoulin District Cenotaph Committee replace aging flagpoles at the Spring Bay cenotaph.
by Tom Sasvari
The Wiki Rockets won gold at the Under 21 National Indigenous Junior Hockey Championships in Toronto, edging One Nation Selects 3-2 to cap an undefeated tournament run.
by Randy Russon
Pictures: Gore Bay Harbour Days enjoys great success with fun for one and all
by Expositor StaffConstruction on Gore Bay's new long-term care home has reached a major milestone with completed foundations, advancing the project to enhance local senior care.
by Expositor StaffFollowing biologist Judith Jones stepping down, Manitoulin Streams and the Nature Conservancy of Canada are stepping in to monitor and survey invasive phragmites across the Island.
by Michael Erskine