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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
One person is dead following a two-vehicle collision between a motorcycle and a trailer on Highway 6 near Little Current. The OPP closed the highway and are seeking witnesses with dashcam footage.
The OPP Golden Helmets Precision Motorcycle Team performed in Wiikwemkoong on June 4. The event honored fallen officers, including Manitoulin鈥檚 Marc Hovingh, drawing local students and residents.
Gordon and Gore Bay honored local firefighters on May 22, celebrating their milestone years of service, promotions, and achievements as Manitoulin Island's first provincially certified department.
