The Manitoulin Expositor News
HAW CRAZY FOR BONNIE
The emissary of the Grand Haw himself (Jim Smith) was on hand at the Park Centre in Kagawong this past weekend to declare author Bonnie Kogos an honorary Haweater—and life member of Haweater Anonymous. Ms. Kogos was celebrating the launch of her first novel, ‘Manhattan, Manitoulin,’ with a large gathering [...]
- May 16, 2012 Although Lake Manitou shows spiny water flea infestation, biologist says lake ‘reasonably healthy’
- May 16, 2012 Ten-year-old Prov youth toils in magazine biz
- May 16, 2012 MMA resolution of concern about land claim agreement receives Northern support
- May 16, 2012 Rainbow Board drops primary French, parent upset
- May 15, 2012 Students at Lakeview School to showcase acting skills this Thursday in ‘Cinderella’
- May 10, 2012 Swan Lake – The Black Swan
- May 09, 2012 UCCM police officer faces charges after domestic disturbance
Manitoulin West Recorder News
Classic School of Dance presents Swan Lake ballet
Jason Forrest The Recorder M’CHIGEENG—As the audience packed the theatre and took their seats in anticipation for the performance to begin, one could spy under the curtain close to the floor and see delicate ballerina slippers practicing their last steps before the big show. The Classic School of Dance took [...]
- May 11, 2012 MNR shoots down deer tag allocation proposal
- May 11, 2012 Residents voice concern with ministry cuts on nuisance bear program
- May 11, 2012 Lake Kagawong walleye pilot project launched
- May 04, 2012 Over 200 volunteers turn out to help complete beach playground
- May 04, 2012 Manitoulin Global Forwarding acquires Beler International Inc.
- May 04, 2012 Gordon/Barrie Island requests public input on strategic plan
- May 04, 2012 Deer management group backs unit tag reduction
New Cliffs smelter a sign of hope for the North
News that the City of Greater Sudbury will be the site of Cliffs Natural Resources’ new $1.8 billion chromite smelter was greeted with jubilation in that city, with plenty of good reason. The 450 full time jobs the smelter will create will be heartily augmented by an equal number of [...]
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A little bit of belt tightening won’t hurt us as a nation
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Manitoulin communities must work together
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Foreign aid should not be donated to profitable companies
Apr 25, 2012
Shopping local also benefits Manitoulin students
To the Expositor: One of the perks of being a school board trustee is attending the various celebrations, graduations, and to be able to see first hand the team efforts in learning unfold. I attended one such “team” event at Manitoulin Secondary School recently. Ministry representatives, qualified students and area [...]
Death Notices
IRVING “HOEY” STANLEY MCDERMID
With sadness the family announces the sudden death of Irving “Hoey” Stanley McDermid at the Mindemoya Hospital on Sunday, May 6, 2012 at the age of 76. He will be greatly missed and always remembered. He is the brother of Murray and wife Toots McDermid; uncle of Sally and Jamie; [...]
- May 09, 2012 CATHARINE ELIZABETH MCQUARRIE
- May 09, 2012 HUGUETTE (GÉNIER) LABELLE
- May 09, 2012 HELEN ROBERTA GRAVES (DRYBURGH)
- May 09, 2012 LORETTA MARY MARKI
- May 09, 2012 KENNETH MARTIN JACKSON
- May 02, 2012 LILLIAN ALICE SULLIVAN
- May 02, 2012 SYLVIA ANN MARIE SHAWANDE
- May 02, 2012 BONIFACE J. CORBIERE
- May 02, 2012 JOHN McARTHUR PRICE

