The Gore Bay Museum is hosting "Heartfelt Heritage – Manitoulin Roots," an exhibition of Christie Pearson Anderson’s paintings and drawings capturing Island history. The show runs until August 29.
The 348 Sea Cadet Corps held its 22nd Ceremonial Review in M’Chigeeng, celebrating a busy training year. Highlights included drills, awards, and a formal change of coxswain from Landon Aelick to Samuel Pennings.
Central Manitoulin hosted a Community Appreciation Day barbecue on May 23 to honor volunteers and organizations who supported the township during April’s state of emergency flood crisis.
Central Manitoulin hosted a Community Appreciation Day barbecue on May 23 to honor volunteers and organizations who supported the township during April’s state of emergency flood crisis.
The Gore Bay Museum is hosting "Heartfelt Heritage – Manitoulin Roots," an exhibition of Christie Pearson Anderson’s paintings and drawings capturing Island history. The show runs until August 29.
The 348 Sea Cadet Corps held its 22nd Ceremonial Review in M’Chigeeng, celebrating a busy training year. Highlights included drills, awards, and a formal change of coxswain from Landon Aelick to Samuel Pennings.
A Wisconsin judge recently paused Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute work at four waterway crossings pending further permits. Meanwhile, Michigan’s legal fight to shut down the Straits segment remains ongoing.
Kenjgewin Teg’s May 21 open house showcased its hands-on trades, health, and academic programs. The school emphasizes cultural integration and personalized student support.
NEMI is hosting the renamed Manitoulin Trade Show at the Recreation Centre from May 29–31. The event features 44 vendors, culinary delights, and expert speakers to showcase local island businesses.
Petra Wall has published the first volume of her "Now and Then" columns, chronicling the histories of over 100 Manitoulin Island families. The book is available for $40 at The Expositor Book Shop.
