The Phoenix Theatre Company (formerly Burns Wharf Theatre Players) is performing "Bonnie & Clyde: The Musical" at Manitoulin Secondary School, directed by Samantha Lynn Brennan and Isaac Gosse. Shows run at 7 PM on June 26, 27, and 28.

Registered physiotherapist Justin Smal of the Manitoulin Physio Centre received the Commitment to Clinical Education award from NOSM University for excellence in mentoring student placements in the North.

The Kagawong post office is transitioning to community mailboxes following the retirement of postmaster Michael Hunt after 25 years of service, as Canada Post was unable to find a replacement candidate. Billings council approved placing the new mailboxes near the post office museum and gristmill.

Greater Sudbury Police are searching for 34-year-old Lindsey Trudeau, wanted for attempt murder and weapons dangerous following a targeted June 14 stabbing on Cedar Street that left a 33-year-old man seriously injured.

Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada honored Manitoulin Transport with the 2026 Distinguished Community Partner Award for over 40 years of fleet support keeping the Northern Ontario Eye Van on the road.

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.

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.

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.