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Tom Batman and Gertrude Aelick-Cooper are restoring the historic Batman Mill in Sheguiandah, preserving a vital local landmark and family legacy that drew over 4,000 visitors last year.
Developed by Georges Bugnet, the Thérèse Bugnet rose is a famously hardy, fragrant hybrid combining Japanese and wild Canadian roses, celebrated for its resilience and continuous blooms.
Sixty-five participants joined the Gore Bay Rotary Club's seventh annual Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride, raising funds for new ultrasound equipment at the Manitoulin Health Centre.
by Tom Sasvari
Sixty-five participants joined the Gore Bay Rotary Club's seventh annual Bay to Bay Charity Bike Ride, raising funds for new ultrasound equipment at the Manitoulin Health Centre.
by Tom Sasvari
Tom Batman and Gertrude Aelick-Cooper are restoring the historic Batman Mill in Sheguiandah, preserving a vital local landmark and family legacy that drew over 4,000 visitors last year.
by Margery Frisch
Developed by Georges Bugnet, the Thérèse Bugnet rose is a famously hardy, fragrant hybrid combining Japanese and wild Canadian roses, celebrated for its resilience and continuous blooms.
by Expositor Staff
The Campbell Horticultural Society celebrated its 98th annual Flower Show and Tea with 259 exhibits, honoring top participants like Carrie Lewis, who won most points in show.
by Tom Sasvari
Thirty-two cyclists participated in the 36th annual Tour de Barrie Island, spotting 15 sandhill cranes while celebrating community connections, long-standing family traditions, and local wildlife.
by Tom SasvariFour people were charged with break-and-enter, mischief, and assault after an incident at an Aundeck Omni Kaning 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½ residence on August 13, 2026.
by Expositor Staff
Wiikwemkoong celebrated 106 post-secondary graduates at its 45th Annual Graduation Ceremony, hosted by the WBE and WLMS to honor the hard work, resilience, and community success of local learners.
by Margery Frisch
Gore Bay's Amara Wilson-Zegil enjoyed a transformative month at the Shad Canada summer program at the University of Regina, which solidified her passion for pursuing a future career in engineering.
by Tom Sasvari