The Manitoulin Expositor News
Manor finances short more than $1 million
by Robin Burridge LITTLE CURRENT—Years of claims that the Manitoulin Centennial Manor is in financial trouble have been validated with an announcement at last week’s Northeast Town council meeting that the manor is operating at a deficit totalling almost $1.2 million, according to the Manor’s 2011 statement of finance. “This [...]
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Manitoulin West Recorder News
Island area included in MNR proposal to stock lake trout
Tom Sasvari The Recorder PETERBOROUGH—Manitoulin area waters are slated to be stocked with over 800,000 lake trout per year (from 2012-2020), as part of a proposed Lake Trout Rehabilitation (LTR) Plan released by the Upper Great Lakes Management Unit of the Ministry of Natural Resources. “We are releasing a draft [...]
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- May 18, 2012 Manitoulin Streams wins national award
- May 18, 2012 FONOM supports Island municipalities’ concerns on 1990 land claim process
- May 18, 2012 OPP stats show Burpee and Mills Township low on crime
- May 18, 2012 More mould found in Gore Bay courthouse
Time has come to face Manor challenges
The board of directors of the Manitoulin Centennial Manor has been wrestling with a series of difficult challenges over the course of the past decade and, for the large part, the members of the board and staff at the Manor have attempted to address these challenges largely in the shadows. [...]
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New Cliffs smelter a sign of hope for the North
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A little bit of belt tightening won’t hurt us as a nation
May 09, 2012 -
Manitoulin communities must work together
May 02, 2012
New Mindemoya takeout served 400 people last weekend
To the Expositor: There seem to be some questions, concerns and gossip going around in the town of Mindemoya as to where the new Kurbside Takeout is situated. Now, I am a firm believer in “everyone has a right to their own opinion” and “what people think of you is [...]
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Ring of Fire ‘pivitol moment’ to work with First Nations
May 23, 2012 -
Shopping local also benefits Manitoulin students
May 16, 2012 -
What is it about new hydro poles that attracts woodpeckers?
May 16, 2012
Death Notices
EMMA MAE BEAUDIN (HAZZARD)
In loving memory of Emma Mae Beaudin who passed away on May 16, 2012 at the age of 90. Mae was born on May 10, 1922, to Margaret and Westley Hazzard in Silver Water, where she spent her childhood. She is predeceased by her husband John Beaudin (1965). They spent [...]
- May 23, 2012 JILL JOANNE SECORD
- May 23, 2012 DONALD ORION ASHLEY
- May 09, 2012 IRVING “HOEY” STANLEY MCDERMID
- 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
