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Manitoulin Island local news.
Manitoulin Island local news.
The popular west trail at Kagawong's Bridal Veil Falls has reopened following spring flood repairs, thanks to local contractors and a $145,000 donation. The east trail remains closed for ongoing bridge work.
Gore Bay's new 64-bed St. Joseph’s Lodge opens by winter 2027, featuring barrier-free designs, staff housing, and a naming contest. Nearly $50M is funded, leaving $799K to raise.
Manitoulin designer Tashina Migwans Odjig (Little Feather Couture) showcased her Indigenous fashion at New York Fashion Week’s Runway 7, featuring models from her home community.
by Expositor Staff
Manitoulin designer Tashina Migwans Odjig (Little Feather Couture) showcased her Indigenous fashion at New York Fashion Week’s Runway 7, featuring models from her home community.
by Expositor Staff
The popular west trail at Kagawong's Bridal Veil Falls has reopened following spring flood repairs, thanks to local contractors and a $145,000 donation. The east trail remains closed for ongoing bridge work.
by Tom Sasvari
Gore Bay's new 64-bed St. Joseph’s Lodge opens by winter 2027, featuring barrier-free designs, staff housing, and a naming contest. Nearly $50M is funded, leaving $799K to raise.
by Tom Sasvari
Wiikwemkoong secured a $38M federal investment for water and sewer infrastructure, enabling major new housing developments at Ojibwe Heights and Rabbit Island Road.
by Michael Erskine
EllisDon won the contract to manage construction for a new two-lane Little Current Swing Bridge to replace the 110-year-old Manitoulin Island link. Designs continue, with start dates pending.
by Tom SasvariLocal Correspondence: Friends & Neighbours, Sept. 23, 2026
by Expositor Staff
Award-winning author Mike Strobel released Viking Cat-Lost in the City, a sequel to his bestselling book about his 14-year-old cat Tulip, with book proceeds raising funds for Variety Village.
by Tom Sasvari
The Manitoulin Fine Arts Association hosted the 70th Annual NOAA Juried Exhibition at the NEMI Recreation Centre in Little Current, featuring Northern Ontario artworks, award presentations, and a presidential transition to Cheryl Mazak.
by Michael Erskine