Divers explored the 19th-century Jane Miller shipwreck near Wiarton. Built in 1879, the steamer vanished in an 1881 storm before being discovered intact in 2017.
The Tugfest Rendezvous returned to Little Current on August 14, featuring a flotilla of tugboats including the restored wooden recreational tug Ruby Pearl and the historic 1891 tug Dawn Light.
The Manitoulin Health Centre launched the Douglas A. Smith Family Foundation Community and Business Challenge, matching donations up to $200,000 to raise $400,000 for its Vital Visions medical equipment campaign.
The Manitoulin Health Centre launched the Douglas A. Smith Family Foundation Community and Business Challenge, matching donations up to $200,000 to raise $400,000 for its Vital Visions medical equipment campaign.
Divers explored the 19th-century Jane Miller shipwreck near Wiarton. Built in 1879, the steamer vanished in an 1881 storm before being discovered intact in 2017.
The Tugfest Rendezvous returned to Little Current on August 14, featuring a flotilla of tugboats including the restored wooden recreational tug Ruby Pearl and the historic 1891 tug Dawn Light.
Gore Bay held a barbecue to honor retiring public works employees Mike Fogal (after 25 years) and Roger Chenard (retiring October 30 after nearly a decade).
Five local youth—Avery Barnes, Kristen Bowerman, Silva Verboom, Benjamin Willis, and Amara Wilson-Zegil—are vying for the Providence Bay Fair Ambassador title on August 21.
Manitoulin Transport opened a new terminal in Geraldton, Ontario, serving as a critical hub to support regional growth, the Greenstone region, and Ring of Fire development.
Central Manitoulin council approved an RFQ for a Providence Bay Beach Master Plan, with Councillor Derek Stephens emphasizing the need for public consultation.
South Baymouth hosted its 3rd Annual Chi-Cheemaun Salute, featuring Coast Guard vessel tours, fire trucks, classic cars, market vendors, and strong community attendance.
