Manitoulin singer-songwriter Kevin Closs released his 12th album, "Kicking Thorns." The record draws from his experiences and encounters with wildlife while working as a polar expedition guide.
by Expositor StaffThe 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
Following April flooding, Haven House women's shelter safely relocated its clients while maintaining services. Concurrently, MFR won a Feed Ontario Award of Achievement for its food bank operations.
by Michael Erskine
Central Manitoulin council unanimously backed a Bruce Mines motion condemning Bill 97, which retroactively shields Premier Ford’s private phone records from FOI requests, calling it a regression for democracy.
by Michael Erskine
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
MARRC will officially join Kenjgewin Teg, combining 25 years of community-led ethics review with the institute's expanding role in Indigenous research sovereignty across Mnidoo Mnising.
by Expositor Staff
The Island Singers will perform favorite Canadian songs and two works by composer Stephanie Martin on June 6. Guest conductor Lynn Janes and local students will join the performance.
by Michael Erskine
Manitoulin singer-songwriter Kevin Closs released his 12th album, "Kicking Thorns." The record draws from his experiences and encounters with wildlife while working as a polar expedition guide.
by Expositor Staff
Tea time, early Christmas shopping, cribbage tournament, Remembrance, coaster construction, garage sale, dogs, and more!
M’Chigeeng First Nation has reopened its low-barrier winter shelter, with Chief Glen Hare calling for an Island-wide forum in February 2027 to address shared social crises.
M’Chigeeng Chief Glen Hare is frustrated that a Winnipeg funeral home has delayed releasing 70-year-old Lawrence Douglas Corbiere's body to return home for a proper funeral.
Amid rising youth vandalism and crime, Gore Bay parent Rebekah Hache rallied town council support to relaunch the local Neighbourhood Watch program.
After 55 years of corresponding as pen pals since childhood, Bonnie Cook finally met her Australian friend Debbie Russell in person during her visit to Ontario.
Amid a surge in local youth vandalism and crime, Gore Bay parent Rebekah Hache presented to town council to rally community support for relaunching the Neighbourhood Watch program.
Ontario's freeze on OSAP payments and steep grant cuts following private career college audits unfairly penalize honest students caught in government oversight delays.
This week we play a game of Name That Scream, and discuss the 2026 Manitoulin municipal election results.
Manitoulin singer-songwriter Kevin Closs released his 12th album, "Kicking Thorns." The record draws from his experiences and encounters with wildlife while working as a polar expedition guide.
by Expositor StaffThe 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
Following April flooding, Haven House women's shelter safely relocated its clients while maintaining services. Concurrently, MFR won a Feed Ontario Award of Achievement for its food bank operations.
by Michael Erskine
Central Manitoulin council unanimously backed a Bruce Mines motion condemning Bill 97, which retroactively shields Premier Ford’s private phone records from FOI requests, calling it a regression for democracy.
by Michael Erskine
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
MARRC will officially join Kenjgewin Teg, combining 25 years of community-led ethics review with the institute's expanding role in Indigenous research sovereignty across Mnidoo Mnising.
by Expositor Staff
The Island Singers will perform favorite Canadian songs and two works by composer Stephanie Martin on June 6. Guest conductor Lynn Janes and local students will join the performance.
by Michael Erskine