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News   -   Sep 03, 2026 National Chief, MP Belanger show support for PM Carney, trade deal team
National Chief, MP Belanger show support for PM Carney, trade deal team

Northern Ontario leaders, including MP Jim Belanger, FONOM, and AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse-Nepinak, are backing Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada's team in suspending trade talks with the US over tariffs.

News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Ontario wants to cut red tape
Ontario wants to cut red tape

Ontario is proposing to streamline 13 natural-resource permits and approvals to speed up development, prompting concerns from environmental advocates about the potential loss of ecological oversight and cumulative impacts on wildlife and habitats.

Province says final four-laning of Hwy 69 will begin in 2027
News   -   Sep 03, 2026 Province says final four-laning of Hwy 69 will begin in 2027

The Ontario government is investing in a CN rail line relocation as a first step to finally four-lane the remaining 68 kilometres of Highway 69 between Parry Sound and Sudbury, with heavy construction on four sections slated to begin by the end of next year.

by Expositor Staff
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News   -   Sep 03, 2026 Province says final four-laning of Hwy 69 will begin in 2027
Province says final four-laning of Hwy 69 will begin in 2027

The Ontario government is investing in a CN rail line relocation as a first step to finally four-lane the remaining 68 kilometres of Highway 69 between Parry Sound and Sudbury, with heavy construction on four sections slated to begin by the end of next year.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Sep 03, 2026 National Chief, MP Belanger show support for PM Carney, trade deal team
National Chief, MP Belanger show support for PM Carney, trade deal team

Northern Ontario leaders, including MP Jim Belanger, FONOM, and AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse-Nepinak, are backing Prime Minister Mark Carney and Canada's team in suspending trade talks with the US over tariffs.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Ontario wants to cut red tape
Ontario wants to cut red tape

Ontario is proposing to streamline 13 natural-resource permits and approvals to speed up development, prompting concerns from environmental advocates about the potential loss of ecological oversight and cumulative impacts on wildlife and habitats.

by Jacqueline St. Pierre
News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Individual Fined for Failing to Invalidate an Antlerless Deer Tag - $1,500 in Fines - Gore Bay (Beeton resident)
Individual Fined for Failing to Invalidate an Antlerless Deer Tag - $1,500 in Fines - Gore Bay (Beeton resident)

Individual Fined for Failing to Invalidate an Antlerless Deer Tag - $1,500 in Fines - Gore Bay (Beeton resident)

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Ontario names supervisor for Sudbury-Manitoulin Children’s Aid Society citing operational and financial mismanagement
Ontario names supervisor for Sudbury-Manitoulin  Children’s Aid Society  citing operational and financial mismanagement

Ontario has appointed a supervisor to manage the Children’s Aid Society of Sudbury and Manitoulin following ministry concerns regarding child safety, financial mismanagement, and unauthorized practices.

by Expositor Staff
News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Bay of Islands cottagers prevent larger calamity following August 27 cabin blaze
Bay of Islands cottagers prevent larger  calamity following August 27 cabin blaze

Quick-acting neighbours in the Bay of Islands used community-funded water pumps and an emergency alert app to contain a massive cabin fire, preventing it from spreading to nearby woodlands.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Island Sandhill crane hunt is scheduled for this September 12-25
Island Sandhill crane hunt is scheduled for this September 12-25

A new regulated Sandhill crane hunt will take place on Manitoulin Island from September 12 to 25 in Wildlife Management Units 43A and 43B on farmland only, aimed at mitigating crop damage while drawing a mix of support from farmers and opposition from conservation groups.

by Tom Sasvari
News   -   Sep 02, 2026 Federal team studies Manitoulin Monarchs
Federal team studies Manitoulin Monarchs

Researchers from Environment and Climate Change Canada and partner organizations recently visited Manitoulin Island to tag Monarch butterflies, test them for a debilitating parasite, and study their migration patterns using tiny transmitters and a public tracking app.

by Margery Frisch
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