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News   -   Jul 17, 2026 First ever Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival brought out many quilting folk and artists
First ever Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival brought out many quilting folk and artists

The inaugural Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival at Gore Bay’s Studio 6 showcases 21 local textile artists. Running until July 19, the volunteer-led event features workshops, demonstrations, and exhibits.

News   -   Jul 17, 2026 Island visitor’s book aims to assist children understand, normalize anxiety
Island visitor’s book aims to assist children understand, normalize anxiety

Social worker Jill Macdonald’s new children’s book, Sophie Takes a Trip, uses cognitive behavioral therapy concepts to help kids aged 4–8 understand, normalize, and manage feelings of anxiety.

One person charged following marine collision
News   -   Jul 17, 2026 One person charged following marine collision

Robert Recollet, 55, faces hit-and-run and dangerous operation charges after fleeing a July 4 boat and jet ski collision in McGregor Bay that injured one.

by Expositor Staff
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News   -   Jul 17, 2026 One person charged following marine collision
One person charged following marine collision

Robert Recollet, 55, faces hit-and-run and dangerous operation charges after fleeing a July 4 boat and jet ski collision in McGregor Bay that injured one.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 17, 2026 First ever Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival brought out many quilting folk and artists
First ever Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival brought out many quilting folk and artists

The inaugural Manitoulin Fibre Arts Festival at Gore Bay’s Studio 6 showcases 21 local textile artists. Running until July 19, the volunteer-led event features workshops, demonstrations, and exhibits.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 17, 2026 Island visitor’s book aims to assist children understand, normalize anxiety
Island visitor’s book aims to assist children understand, normalize anxiety

Social worker Jill Macdonald’s new children’s book, Sophie Takes a Trip, uses cognitive behavioral therapy concepts to help kids aged 4–8 understand, normalize, and manage feelings of anxiety.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 16, 2026 There’s something in the water–an important documentary is screened at Debajehmujig Storytellers
There’s something in the water–an important documentary is screened at Debajehmujig Storytellers

Debajehmujig Theatre hosted a screening of the documentary There’s Something in the Water, prompting urgent local discussions on environmental racism and the ongoing struggle for safe water access.

by Margery Frisch
News   -   Jul 16, 2026 Vandals strike at Kagawong’s Bridal Veil Falls, township engages OPP
Vandals strike at Kagawong’s Bridal Veil Falls, township engages OPP

Billings Township reported vandalism at the flood-damaged, dangerous Bridal Veil Falls area to the OPP after individuals tore down safety barricades to access the site.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jul 16, 2026 Distressed Fawn on the Mend After Highway Rescue by Manitoulin OPP
Distressed Fawn on the Mend After Highway Rescue by Manitoulin OPP

An OPP officer rescued an overheating fawn from a highway near Honora Bay Road. The deer is now recovering at a wildlife sanctuary thanks to the quick actions of the officer and local staff.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 16, 2026 Grand Council Chief calls for respect, consultation on pipeline proposal
Grand Council Chief calls for respect, consultation on pipeline proposal

Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige has condemned the proposed Northern Shield pipeline, citing a lack of consultation and threats to Treaty lands, water, and Indigenous sovereignty.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 16, 2026 Debajehmujig Storytellers opens new head business office in Wiikwemkoong
Debajehmujig Storytellers opens new head business office in Wiikwemkoong

Debajehmujig Storytellers celebrated the opening of new, high-visibility offices in Wiikwemkoong, a milestone aimed at better engaging youth and fostering Anishinaabemowin in a central, accessible space.

by Michael Erskine
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