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The annual Manitoulin Kite Festival will take place June 14, hosted by the local Lions Club and fire department. The family event features free kites, food, face painting, and truck tours.
Peter Carter raised over $10,000 for the Manitoulin Health Centre during the Perth 700 cycling event. He is now seeking five local riders to join next year's team to further support the MHC.
At the MMHA annual general meeting, T.J. McDermid received the Randy Thibault Memorial Award and Steve Redmond won the Jack Clark Most Deserving Official Award for their years of dedication to youth hockey.
by Expositor Staff
At the MMHA annual general meeting, T.J. McDermid received the Randy Thibault Memorial Award and Steve Redmond won the Jack Clark Most Deserving Official Award for their years of dedication to youth hockey.
by Expositor Staff
The annual Manitoulin Kite Festival will take place June 14, hosted by the local Lions Club and fire department. The family event features free kites, food, face painting, and truck tours.
by Tom Sasvari
Peter Carter raised over $10,000 for the Manitoulin Health Centre during the Perth 700 cycling event. He is now seeking five local riders to join next year's team to further support the MHC.
by Tom Sasvari
MICA will hold the grand opening of the North Channel Bike Park, Manitoulin Island's first dedicated mountain bike facility, on June 13, featuring diverse trails and a pump track.
by Michael Erskine
Cheryl Mazak shares tips to reduce food waste: make apple cider vinegar from scraps, ferment citrus peels for cleaner, grind eggshells or bones for fertilizer, and render animal fat for tallow.
by Margery FrischThe Manitoulin Expositor is looking for local residents attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada, the US, or Mexico. Contact Tom Sasvari to share your tournament stories and photos.
by Expositor Staff
The Manitoulin Volunteer Firefighter Challenge in Gore Bay featured five teams tackling demanding rescue drills. The hometown "Gore Bay Boyz" swept the bunker gear showdown and won the maze drill.
by Expositor Staff
The MHC Little Current Auxiliary hosted its successful second annual High Tea for a sold-out crowd of 90 guests. The event featured local delicacies, a variety of teas, and fancy attire.
by Margery Frisch