WIIKWEMKOONG – February 5, 2025 - The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service (WTPS) proudly announces the success of its youth mentorship initiatives designed to inspire...

Northern Ontario's oldest newspaper since 1879. Breaking news, sports, current events, obituaries and op-ed for Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario.

Northern Ontario's oldest newspaper since 1879. Breaking news, sports, current events, obituaries and op-ed for Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario.

Oct 30, 2024 · When it comes to casual conversation amongst non-Indigenous members of the public when hearing of the (often multi-million dollar) settlements being signed between the various levels of the Crown and Indigenous communities, a common sentiment is heard—”it’s coming out of our tax dollars.”

Northern Ontario's oldest newspaper since 1879. Breaking news, sports, current events, obituaries and op-ed for Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario.

Northern Ontario's oldest newspaper since 1879. Breaking news, sports, current events, obituaries and op-ed for Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario.

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Dec 18, 2024 · MANITOULIN—As the snowflakes pile up in ever growing numbers with the early snowfalls, a sledder’s mind turn to dreams of the open trails—but not so fast, caution Manitoulin Snowdusters, those trails are not yet open for business and there is more than the coming thaw and warming temperatures getting in the way.

Dec 23, 2024 · Northern Ontario's oldest newspaper since 1879. Breaking news, sports, current events, obituaries and op-ed for Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario.

Dec 23, 2024 · “We have been meeting with the municipalities and First Nations to discuss the locations that have been looked at by engineers as the best locations, on streets in the communities for the equipment/vaults and to provide the best service,” said Mr. Bilodeau.