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News   -   Jun 23, 2026 Matthew Redmond honoured by Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
Matthew Redmond  honoured by Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

Mindemoya medical student Matthew Redmond received the 2025 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Award for outstanding community leadership. Now in his final year at NOSM University, he plans to pursue a neurosurgery residency and practice in the North.

News   -   Jun 23, 2026 Thunder Bay motorcyclist dies in tragic Hwy 6 crash
Thunder Bay motorcyclist dies in tragic Hwy 6 crash

A 72-year-old Thunder Bay motorcyclist died following a collision with a vehicle towing a trailer on Highway 6 near Little Current. The OPP are investigating and requesting witness or dashcam information.

Town of Nairn Centre job fair scheduled for June 24 following mill closure
News   -   Jun 24, 2026 Town of Nairn Centre job fair scheduled for June 24 following mill closure

The indefinite closure of the Interfor lumber mill in Nairn Centre has prompted local leaders to coordinate an economic response with nearby Espanola. A community job fair will be held on June 24 at the Nairn Community Centre to assist affected workers.

by Michael Erskine
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News   -   Jun 24, 2026 Town of Nairn Centre job fair scheduled for June 24 following mill closure
Town of Nairn Centre job fair scheduled for June 24 following mill closure

The indefinite closure of the Interfor lumber mill in Nairn Centre has prompted local leaders to coordinate an economic response with nearby Espanola. A community job fair will be held on June 24 at the Nairn Community Centre to assist affected workers.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 23, 2026 Matthew Redmond honoured by Canadian Medical Hall of Fame
Matthew Redmond  honoured by Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

Mindemoya medical student Matthew Redmond received the 2025 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Award for outstanding community leadership. Now in his final year at NOSM University, he plans to pursue a neurosurgery residency and practice in the North.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 23, 2026 Thunder Bay motorcyclist dies in tragic Hwy 6 crash
Thunder Bay motorcyclist dies in tragic Hwy 6 crash

A 72-year-old Thunder Bay motorcyclist died following a collision with a vehicle towing a trailer on Highway 6 near Little Current. The OPP are investigating and requesting witness or dashcam information.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 23, 2026 WTPS Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Trafficking Charges
WTPS Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Trafficking Charges

Stephanie Trudeau, 52, of Wiikwemkoong was arrested during a traffic stop and charged with drug trafficking after police seized $8,300 in cocaine and over $4,000 in cash. Trudeau was already out on bail for prior drug offenses.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jun 23, 2026 Banned firearms amnesty is extended
Banned firearms amnesty is extended

Canada extended the firearms amnesty until 90 days after an upcoming Supreme Court decision. Critics, including local MP Jim Belanger, argue the $750 million buyback funds should target mental health instead.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Jun 23, 2026 Wiikwemkoong woman seriously injured in random pitbull attack
Wiikwemkoong woman seriously injured in random pitbull attack

Carol Pitawanakwat of Wiikwemkoong nearly died after being mauled by a neighbor's pitbull. She suffered severe arm and scalp injuries, lost significant blood, and intends to have the dog put down.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jun 22, 2026 Plenty of Island events taking place for Canada Day
Plenty of Island events taking place for  Canada Day

Manitoulin Island communities are hosting extensive Canada Day events, including parades, barbecues, markets, and fireworks across Little Current, Gore Bay, Assiginack, Central Manitoulin, and Billings.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jun 22, 2026 Wiikwemkoong woman鈥檚 story of human trafficking brings home reality of MMIWG2S+
Wiikwemkoong  woman鈥檚 story of human trafficking brings home reality  of MMIWG2S+

Anishinaabek survivor "Faith" shares her account of being stalked in Toronto, highlighting the institutional failure to protect Indigenous women and the ongoing crisis of MMIWG2S in Ontario.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
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