Expositor Staff

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford rushed retroactive FOI changes to block access to his personal phone records, linked to Green Belt concerns. federally, PM Carney’s Liberals moved key committees in camera, shielding debates on spending and ethics. Critics say both erode transparency and trust.

A 32-year-old man was arrested in Wiikwemkoong after a shooting early this morning. The victim was airlifted to a Sudbury hospital with a gunshot wound. The suspect faces charges including attempted homicide. Police state there is no ongoing threat to public safety.

St. Joseph’s Lodge honored its volunteers, naming Gloria Hall (Excellence in Service), Tom Sasvari (Distinguished Service), and Stela Segid (Outstanding New Volunteer) as award winners. The event celebrated their impact on resident life and bid farewell to coordinator Fiona Lee.

Highway 6 is closed between Whitefish River First Nation and Whitefish Falls due to a multi-vehicle crash on May 1. The OPP report the closure near Shebahonaning Road will last "some time." Drivers can detour at Old Village Road.

OPP are seeking Anthony Eshkakogan, 33, for aggravated assault in Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation. A victim suffered life-threatening injuries on March 26, 2026. He is 5'10", 200 lbs, with tattoos (feather/bear). Call 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers with info.

Smile Cookies available at Tim Hortons in Little Current. All proceeds go to charity.

Islanders experienced delays Thursday as crews work to install pedestrian lights. Delays will likely also be experienced Friday, May 1st.