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Manitoulin Island local news.
Manitoulin Island local news.
Dietitian Jenelle McAuley is rallying Manitoulin Island residents to join June's ParticipACTION Community Challenge. Communities compete via postal codes to win $100,000 for local fitness initiatives.
MSS Grade 11 student Amara Wilson-Zegil has been selected for the prestigious Shad Canada summer program at the University of Regina, where she will focus on her passion for aerospace and STEM.
MSS Grade 12 student Athena Gravelle won a $3,000 provincial Loran Scholarship award as a national quarterfinalist. Recognized for her leadership, she plans to study nursing at Nipissing University.
by Tom Sasvari
MSS Grade 12 student Athena Gravelle won a $3,000 provincial Loran Scholarship award as a national quarterfinalist. Recognized for her leadership, she plans to study nursing at Nipissing University.
by Tom Sasvari
Dietitian Jenelle McAuley is rallying Manitoulin Island residents to join June's ParticipACTION Community Challenge. Communities compete via postal codes to win $100,000 for local fitness initiatives.
by Margery Frisch
MSS Grade 11 student Amara Wilson-Zegil has been selected for the prestigious Shad Canada summer program at the University of Regina, where she will focus on her passion for aerospace and STEM.
by Tom Sasvari
McMaster student Alexandra Wilson-Zegil of Gore Bay participated in the 2026 Model Senate in Ottawa, where she spoke in the Red Chamber on health equity and healthcare challenges in rural communities.
by Tom SasvariRobinson Huron Treaty leadership opposes Canada using Manitoba's Metis self-government bill as a template in Ontario, stating it violates the Royal Proclamation and pre-existing First Nations rights.
by Expositor Staff
Burpee and Mills township approved a two percent budget increase, driven by rising costs for mandated services and over $200,000 in lost revenue from environmental and farm tax exemptions.
by Tom Sasvari
The Manitoulin Expositor (www.manitoulin.com) Friday Round Up Newsletter for May 22, 2026.
by Expositor Staff
Central Manitoulin council voted to install energy-efficient e-ceilings in both the Mindemoya and Providence Bay arenas. The decision followed a heated debate over building costs and facility closures.
by Michael Erskine