The Gore Bay "Breeze Around the Bay" fun run raised $3,477.27 for the Gore Bay Volunteer Fire Department, drawing record participation including firefighters running in full gear.
Central Manitoulin Public School's annual Fall Fair on September 21 received high praise from RDSB trustee Linda Debassige for its incredible student arts, crafts, and baking displays.
Gardeners toured RavensWing, a 50-acre naturally farmed property in Gordon/Barrie Island owned by Chuc and Linda Willson, to learn sustainable growing, composting, and food preservation tips.
Gardeners toured RavensWing, a 50-acre naturally farmed property in Gordon/Barrie Island owned by Chuc and Linda Willson, to learn sustainable growing, composting, and food preservation tips.
The Gore Bay "Breeze Around the Bay" fun run raised $3,477.27 for the Gore Bay Volunteer Fire Department, drawing record participation including firefighters running in full gear.
Central Manitoulin Public School's annual Fall Fair on September 21 received high praise from RDSB trustee Linda Debassige for its incredible student arts, crafts, and baking displays.
The young Manitoulin Secondary School Mustangs boys' golf team placed third at the NSSSA championship in Blind River, advancing five players to the NOSSA championship.
The North Eastern Widows Sons (N.E.W.S.), a Masonic motorcycle association, visited Little Current while touring Manitoulin Island, highlighting their community support and backing for Shriners Hospitals.
The vintage car club FARTS toured Manitoulin Island in rare, pre-1915 and pre-WWII vehicles, including a 1913 Simplex and a 1909 Thomas Flyer, before catching the Chi-Cheemaun home.
Central Manitoulin council voted to restrict the Mindemoya municipal office courtyard to staff only, citing uneven cobblestones, privacy concerns, and staff security.
Local farmers at the OFA annual general meeting in Sheguiandah discussed wildlife crop depredation, particularly from Sandhill cranes, and frustrations regarding dam water management.
