Mr. Dewar explained that whenever a trail crosses over a road, the MTO must give permission. That part has already been registered—but when it comes to the ditch running portion (also on MTO property) ...

NORTHEAST TOWN—Council for the Town of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands passed its 2025 budget earlier this month with a 2.99 percent increase for residents of Ward 2 (Little Current) and a 3.5 ...

The Carl Beam sculpture that sits in front of the OCF invokes a Shaman Family and the Seven Grandfathers teachings: (Nibwaakaawin: Wisdom, which is a gift from the Creator to be used for the benefit ...

Many thanks to those who shared their experiences for this month’s column of Mystical Manitoulin! Do you also have a tale to tell? Whether you’ve experienced a haunting, a mysterious cryptid sighting, ...

OTTAWA—Diane Sims is one of the most remarkable individuals to ever hold the position of editor at The Expositor and this newspaper is proud to announce that Ms. Sims is to be invested in the Order of ...

NORTH BAY—Both Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak and Linda Debassige, Anishinabek Grand Council Chief took exception with the federal government attributing the ...

The Blue Jay Creek Fish Culture Station dates back to 1937 as a bass hatchery in Sandfield. The station typically stocks 50-100 waterbodies a year in Northeastern and central Ontario. Most fish are ...

The Expositor is saddened to announce the passing of Manitoulin’s last World War Two veteran Justin Roy, a M’Chigeeng First Nation band member who was living in Nevada. He will be missed.

A 2011 car accident while travelling on Highway 69 left then-20-year-old Gabe Abotossaway with a traumatic spinal cord injury that would forever change his l ...

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In a post on their Facebook page the UCCM APS reports, “This year’s Stuff the Cruiser event was an incredible success, thanks to the generosity and kindness of our community. Together, we collected ...

The Township of Assiginack will receive $46,200 in 2024-2025 through the OTF Seed grant stream which will go toward creating QR codes and other links to improve accessibility to town and museum ...