News that the federal government is attempting to have the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal challenge over First Nation police ...

Linda Leunissen-Morelli and Harry Schlange lead the Gore Bay Santa Claus Parade, held Saturday evening. Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus took time out of their busy schedules to take part in the Gore Bay ...

The Taylor Swift Eras Tour in Toronto was more than just a series of shows for Manitoulin concert-goers; it was a celebration of memories, music, and the powerful sense of community among Swifties. As ...

WIIKWEMKOONG—A house fire last week destroyed the home of Dina Peltier and her daughter, taking with it everything they owned. While the community has been stepping up to help replace some items, the ...

TORONTO – Ontario’s recent announcement of a $32 million program aimed at bolstering mental health support for first responders is being met with cautious optimism by local emergency services leaders.

LITTLE CURRENT—A member of the community and an officer with the Manitoulin detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) rescued an abandoned kitten on the Little Current Swing Bridge on December ...

MINDEMOYA—A Little Current resident has called on Manitoulin Municipal Association (MMA) members to declare themselves unwilling hosts for the application of glyphosate on all roadsides, municipal ...

KAGAWONG—Billings council has given its approval for a supplier which will provide an automated bulk water metered direct-payment system in the township.

Gail Andrews, prolific Evansville photographer, displays her framed prints at the market and in a draw of local artists’ work. photo: Isobel Harry ...

KILLARNEY—The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) located an overdue hiker who suffered minor injuries after getting stuck at Killarney Provincial Park.

It gives statistics on deaths from opioid addiction in Thunder Bay – 1,500 in 2019, with that figure doubling during the pandemic. Statistics showing higher rates of death occurring in Northern ...

ADDAS ABBA, ETHIOPIA—Champion hoop dancer Lisa Odjig of Wiikwemkoong was invited to Ethiopia by the Canadian government and the embassy of Ethiopia in celebration of Truth and Reconciliation Day. Ms.