Mindemoya’s Brookwood Brae ladies' golf group raised $481.50 for cancer awareness during their recent "Pink Night." The funds will support a local support group and the Mindemoya Hospital chemo room.
Doug Nadorozny has been appointed chair of the Manitoulin Health Centre board, succeeding Dennis McGregor, who will remain as vice-chair to ensure leadership continuity for island healthcare.
Mindemoya Youth Softball tournament organizers unveiled a new oak trophy case at Mindemoya Foodland, displaying championship trophies after the municipality failed to approve their placement in local arenas.
Mindemoya Youth Softball tournament organizers unveiled a new oak trophy case at Mindemoya Foodland, displaying championship trophies after the municipality failed to approve their placement in local arenas.
Mindemoya’s Brookwood Brae ladies' golf group raised $481.50 for cancer awareness during their recent "Pink Night." The funds will support a local support group and the Mindemoya Hospital chemo room.
Doug Nadorozny has been appointed chair of the Manitoulin Health Centre board, succeeding Dennis McGregor, who will remain as vice-chair to ensure leadership continuity for island healthcare.
A 51-year-old Port Elgin man died in a single-vehicle pickup truck collision on Highway 542 in Central Manitoulin last Sunday. The OPP investigation is ongoing.
M’Chigeeng’s HIAH Corporation recently hosted an EV event to launch the Island’s first three DC fast chargers and two Level 2 chargers, featuring test drives and resources for sustainable living.
Backpack Program: The Spring Bay Pentecostal Church’s 3rd annual drive aims to provide 230 students with school supplies. Donations (cash/items) can be made via their website or by calling 705-377-5060.
Manitoulin Special Olympics athletes are heading to the 2027 Ontario Winter Games in North Bay. A curling team and two snowshoeing athletes qualified, with national spots in 2028 on the line.
The Great Lakes Tugboat Rendezvous returns to the Port of Little Current on August 14–15. About 18 tugs will dock for the weekend, offering visitors a chance to meet the friendly captains and crews.
