The cruise industry in Little Current continues to struggle post-pandemic, with only two ships scheduled for five total stops this year. The Pearl Mist will visit three times starting July 3, while the luxury yacht Le Bellot arrives twice in August, using tenders to bring guests ashore.
by Michael Erskine
Following a Sunday shooting, Wiikwemkoong Chief and Council enacted a mandatory two-year ban for any community or non-band members involved in illegal drugs, firearms, or violence. The move aims to restore safety and prioritize mental health over criminal activity.
by Tom Sasvari
Jean Jacko opened Jean the Bean coffee house and Boss Bannock and Burgers in Whitefish River First Nation. Her menu features fresh, affordable basics and specialized bannock dishes. The shop serves as a community hub for connection and wholesome food.
by Mackayla McGregor
Anishnaabe women gathered at Debajehmujig Theatre for an evening of wisdom and empowerment. Speakers shared journeys of leadership and healing through culture. Organized by Sophie Pheasant, the network aims to lift up Anishnaabe-kwewag across the region, with the next event set for fall.
by Mackayla McGregorA 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.
by Expositor Staff
NEMI held a volunteer appreciation night on April 22 at the Little Current Curling Club. Mayor Al MacNevin thanked the attendees for their hard work in making the community a better place to live. Volunteers, including Legion members, enjoyed a luncheon prepared by coordinator Lisa Hallaert.
by Michael Erskine
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.
by Expositor Staff
Gore Bay recently welcomed three new physicians: Dr. Wendy Davie, Dr. Zeshan Talib, and Dr. Irfan Shahwani. Supported by the Practice Ready Ontario program and the Smith Family Foundation, the new doctors bring decades of experience to Western Manitoulin, doubling the town's medical team.
by Tom Sasvari
The cruise industry in Little Current continues to struggle post-pandemic, with only two ships scheduled for five total stops this year. The Pearl Mist will visit three times starting July 3, while the luxury yacht Le Bellot arrives twice in August, using tenders to bring guests ashore.
by Michael Erskine
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.
The cruise industry in Little Current continues to struggle post-pandemic, with only two ships scheduled for five total stops this year. The Pearl Mist will visit three times starting July 3, while the luxury yacht Le Bellot arrives twice in August, using tenders to bring guests ashore.
by Michael Erskine
Following a Sunday shooting, Wiikwemkoong Chief and Council enacted a mandatory two-year ban for any community or non-band members involved in illegal drugs, firearms, or violence. The move aims to restore safety and prioritize mental health over criminal activity.
by Tom Sasvari
Jean Jacko opened Jean the Bean coffee house and Boss Bannock and Burgers in Whitefish River First Nation. Her menu features fresh, affordable basics and specialized bannock dishes. The shop serves as a community hub for connection and wholesome food.
by Mackayla McGregor
Anishnaabe women gathered at Debajehmujig Theatre for an evening of wisdom and empowerment. Speakers shared journeys of leadership and healing through culture. Organized by Sophie Pheasant, the network aims to lift up Anishnaabe-kwewag across the region, with the next event set for fall.
by Mackayla McGregorA 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.
by Expositor Staff
NEMI held a volunteer appreciation night on April 22 at the Little Current Curling Club. Mayor Al MacNevin thanked the attendees for their hard work in making the community a better place to live. Volunteers, including Legion members, enjoyed a luncheon prepared by coordinator Lisa Hallaert.
by Michael Erskine
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.
by Expositor Staff
Gore Bay recently welcomed three new physicians: Dr. Wendy Davie, Dr. Zeshan Talib, and Dr. Irfan Shahwani. Supported by the Practice Ready Ontario program and the Smith Family Foundation, the new doctors bring decades of experience to Western Manitoulin, doubling the town's medical team.
by Tom Sasvari