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News   -   Jun 06, 2026 Central Manitoulin council challenges provincial Freedom of Information legislation changes
Central Manitoulin council challenges provincial Freedom of Information legislation changes

Central Manitoulin council unanimously backed a Bruce Mines motion condemning Bill 97, which retroactively shields Premier Ford鈥檚 private phone records from FOI requests, calling it a regression for democracy.

News   -   Jun 06, 2026 High Tea gets High Praise at the Little Current Recreational Centre
High Tea gets High Praise at the Little Current Recreational Centre

The MHC Little Current Auxiliary hosted its successful second annual High Tea for a sold-out crowd of 90 guests. The event featured local delicacies, a variety of teas, and fancy attire.

Manitoulin Family Resources women鈥檚 shelter defies floods and wins award
News   -   Jun 06, 2026 Manitoulin Family Resources women鈥檚 shelter defies floods and wins award

Following April flooding, Haven House women's shelter safely relocated its clients while maintaining services. Concurrently, MFR won a Feed Ontario Award of Achievement for its food bank operations.

by Michael Erskine
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News   -   Jun 06, 2026 Manitoulin Family Resources women鈥檚 shelter defies floods and wins award
Manitoulin Family Resources women鈥檚 shelter defies floods and wins award

Following April flooding, Haven House women's shelter safely relocated its clients while maintaining services. Concurrently, MFR won a Feed Ontario Award of Achievement for its food bank operations.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 06, 2026 Central Manitoulin council challenges provincial Freedom of Information legislation changes
Central Manitoulin council challenges provincial Freedom of Information legislation changes

Central Manitoulin council unanimously backed a Bruce Mines motion condemning Bill 97, which retroactively shields Premier Ford鈥檚 private phone records from FOI requests, calling it a regression for democracy.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 06, 2026 High Tea gets High Praise at the Little Current Recreational Centre
High Tea gets High Praise at the Little Current Recreational Centre

The MHC Little Current Auxiliary hosted its successful second annual High Tea for a sold-out crowd of 90 guests. The event featured local delicacies, a variety of teas, and fancy attire.

by Margery Frisch
M'Chigeeng   -   Jun 05, 2026 Kenjgewin Teg welcomes the Manitoulin Anishinaabek Research Review Committee
Kenjgewin Teg welcomes the Manitoulin Anishinaabek Research Review Committee

MARRC will officially join Kenjgewin Teg, combining 25 years of community-led ethics review with the institute's expanding role in Indigenous research sovereignty across Mnidoo Mnising.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jun 05, 2026 Island Singers bringing a special celebration of song to Manitoulin Secondary
Island Singers bringing a special celebration of song to Manitoulin Secondary

The Island Singers will perform favorite Canadian songs and two works by composer Stephanie Martin on June 6. Guest conductor Lynn Janes and local students will join the performance.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 05, 2026 First annual Manitoulin Community Safety Day is Saturday
First annual Manitoulin  Community  Safety Day  is Saturday

NEMI and The Manitoulin Expositor will host a Community Safety Day at the NEMI Recreation Centre on June 6. Expect 40+ exhibitors, first responders, safety demos, and emergency vehicles.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 04, 2026 Aundeck Omni Kaning launches powwow season with Feeding the Fire Within
Aundeck Omni Kaning launches powwow season with Feeding the Fire Within

AOK holds its 34th Annual Powwow west of Little Current. The event kicks off Manitoulin's summer season, featuring the Black Lodge Singers, dance specials, and a hand drum contest.

by Michael Erskine
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
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