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News   -   Jul 11, 2026 1st Annual Duck Derby brought thrills and chills to Providence Bay
1st Annual Duck Derby brought thrills and chills to Providence Bay

The Providence Bay/Spring Bay Lions Club hosted their first-ever Duck Derby this Canada Day, selling 3,000 ducks to raise funds for Manitoulin Streams despite windy weather challenges.

by Margery Frisch
News   -   Jul 11, 2026 Ontario launching new digital fishing and hunting licencing service
Ontario launching new digital fishing and hunting licencing service

Ontario is launching "FishHuntON" in early 2027, a new platform featuring a mobile app for purchasing, storing, and managing fishing and hunting licences and tags both online and offline.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Fibre-to-the-door on Manitoulin rapidly moving forward
Fibre-to-the-door on Manitoulin rapidly moving forward

NIVO, a PomeGran subsidiary, is currently expanding internet, TV, and phone services across Manitoulin. Installations are underway in Gore Bay, with more areas, including Little Current, to follow.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Government adds coercive control to list of intimate partner violence acts
Government adds coercive control to list of intimate partner violence acts

Canada’s criminal justice system is struggling to adapt to modern, non-physical forms of violence, including coercive control, AI-driven exploitation, and digital grooming, which leave few visible marks.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Comedy fundraiser for Parkinson’s raises $2,000 in Sudbury
Comedy fundraiser for Parkinson’s raises $2,000 in Sudbury

After retiring from teaching, Manitoulin comedian Charles Adam is turning his Parkinson’s diagnosis into stand-up comedy, recently headlining a Yuk Yuk’s fundraiser that raised $2,000 for the cause.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Pictures: Manitoulin celebrates Canada Day in style
Pictures: Manitoulin celebrates Canada Day in style

Pictures of Canada Day celebrations across Manitoulin Island.

by Expositor Staff
Important Breaking News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Shelter-in-place in effect for M'Chigeeng First Nation
Shelter-in-place in effect for M'Chigeeng First Nation

UPDATE: The shelter-in-place has been lifted.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Brenden Force named to U19 Team Ontario for lacrosse
Brenden Force named to U19 Team Ontario for lacrosse

Manitoulin Secondary student Brenden Force, 16, has been selected for the U19 Team Ontario Field Lacrosse squad, set to compete at the National Championship in Langley, B.C., this September.

by Tom Sasvari
1st Annual Duck Derby brought thrills and chills to Providence Bay
News   -   Jul 11, 2026 1st Annual Duck Derby brought thrills and chills to Providence Bay

The Providence Bay/Spring Bay Lions Club hosted their first-ever Duck Derby this Canada Day, selling 3,000 ducks to raise funds for Manitoulin Streams despite windy weather challenges.

by Margery Frisch
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News   -   Jul 11, 2026 1st Annual Duck Derby brought thrills and chills to Providence Bay
1st Annual Duck Derby brought thrills and chills to Providence Bay

The Providence Bay/Spring Bay Lions Club hosted their first-ever Duck Derby this Canada Day, selling 3,000 ducks to raise funds for Manitoulin Streams despite windy weather challenges.

by Margery Frisch
News   -   Jul 11, 2026 Ontario launching new digital fishing and hunting licencing service
Ontario launching new digital fishing and hunting licencing service

Ontario is launching "FishHuntON" in early 2027, a new platform featuring a mobile app for purchasing, storing, and managing fishing and hunting licences and tags both online and offline.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Fibre-to-the-door on Manitoulin rapidly moving forward
Fibre-to-the-door on Manitoulin rapidly moving forward

NIVO, a PomeGran subsidiary, is currently expanding internet, TV, and phone services across Manitoulin. Installations are underway in Gore Bay, with more areas, including Little Current, to follow.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Government adds coercive control to list of intimate partner violence acts
Government adds coercive control to list of intimate partner violence acts

Canada’s criminal justice system is struggling to adapt to modern, non-physical forms of violence, including coercive control, AI-driven exploitation, and digital grooming, which leave few visible marks.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Comedy fundraiser for Parkinson’s raises $2,000 in Sudbury
Comedy fundraiser for Parkinson’s raises $2,000 in Sudbury

After retiring from teaching, Manitoulin comedian Charles Adam is turning his Parkinson’s diagnosis into stand-up comedy, recently headlining a Yuk Yuk’s fundraiser that raised $2,000 for the cause.

by Michael Erskine
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Pictures: Manitoulin celebrates Canada Day in style
Pictures: Manitoulin celebrates Canada Day in style

Pictures of Canada Day celebrations across Manitoulin Island.

by Expositor Staff
Important Breaking News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Shelter-in-place in effect for M'Chigeeng First Nation
Shelter-in-place in effect for M'Chigeeng First Nation

UPDATE: The shelter-in-place has been lifted.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Jul 10, 2026 Brenden Force named to U19 Team Ontario for lacrosse
Brenden Force named to U19 Team Ontario for lacrosse

Manitoulin Secondary student Brenden Force, 16, has been selected for the U19 Team Ontario Field Lacrosse squad, set to compete at the National Championship in Langley, B.C., this September.

by Tom Sasvari
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