MTO rules on roadside signs hurt many home and farm businesses

To the Expositor: I live and make a living on Manitowaning. All my life I have found you must wear many hats and have diverse businesses. As a young boy, I gathered worms and frogs and sold them to fishermen and so paid for a few things a boy might want. I sold these with a sign at the road. Later, as a teenager, I sold eggs, worms and pumpkins with a sign at the road. As an adult, I sold eggs, pumpkins, sw ...

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Tiny holes show deterioration of Hwy 6 pavement

HIGHWAY 6—Last month, South Baymouth resident Larry Killens alerted The Expositor to strange happening on the newly-paved stretch of Highway 6 north of South Baymouth. Pictures show small holes and spots of rust forming on the roadway. Some areas look as though the highway had been shot repeatedly with a gun. According to Gordan Rennie, regional issues and media advisor with the Ministry of Transportation ( ...

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More doe and anterless tags needed for 2013 lottery

Anecdotally, it seems that virtually every hunter participating in last week’s gun hunt on Manitoulin Island saw any number of does (or antlerless deer, at any rate) but had only received tags for buck deer in the MNR’s lottery. Given the number of animals visible on or along roadsides over most of Manitoulin Island, it would seem prudent that the MNR should either abolish gender-based deer tags for a few y ...

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Writer agrees with letter demanding better treatment of dogs

To the Expositor: This letter is in response to one written by Annette Pearson regarding the two dogs at M’Chigeeng (‘Animals deserve to be treated with humanity,’ November 21, page 4). First of all, thank you so much for bringing this to the attention of those who possibly aren’t aware of the situation. Your letter was right on and very well put. I too am an animal lover, multi-pet owner and supporter of t ...

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Missing cameras anger visiting hunter

To the Expositor: The Saturday and Sunday before the deer hunt, we got to our camp on MacLean’s Mountain to set up and on Sunday we put four tree cams out—one at my stand and another about 50 feet facing other way. My partner put one at his back stand and another at a different stand. We hunted Monday until dark and walked back to our camp, about 800 feet, on Tuesday morning, watching the birds on the groun ...

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Patricia “Pat” Marlene Campbell

Pat died peacefully at Extendicare Falconbridge on Thursday morning, November 22, 2012 at the age of 72. Beloved mother of Wendy, Ward, Wade and Wanita (John). Proud grandma of Jennifer, Ashley, Cassandra Taylor, Rebecca and great-grandma of Alexis. Dear friend of former husband and father of her children Karl Campbell. Dear sister of Maxine Michael (husband Barry). Visitation was at Island Funeral Home on ...

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Glen David Recollet

Glen David Recollet of Wikwemikong passed away at Health Sciences North, Sudbury on Friday, November 23, 2012 in his 54th year. Beloved son of the late Lawrence and Catherine (nee Roy) Recollet. Dear father of Dallas (Nadine), Glenda and Glen Jr. all of Wikwemikong and the late Miranda. Will be sadly missed by grandchildren Tryton and Jade. Very dear brother of Ginette (husband Dan Tobodo) of Espanola and t ...

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William ‘Bill’ Anthony Hynes

William “Bill” Anthony Hynes passed from this world to the next on Saturday, November 24, 2012 in Sudbury at the age of 69 years after a long battle with heart disease and cancer. Son of the late Louis and the late Helen (nĂ©e Pearce) Hynes. Beloved husband of Laura (nĂ©e Sinclair) Hynes of Levack. Loving father of Trumont Hynes of Sudbury and stepfather of Andrea Bennett (late Daryl) of Gogama. Dear brother ...

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Harold Alan Frederick Peters

September 18, 1973 - November 19, 2012 Harold Alan Frederick Peters passed suddenly at home in his thirty-ninth year. Beloved son of Jack Peters (predeceased) and Anna Marie (Taylor) Peters. Dearly missed by brother Jack and sister Melissa. Grandparents (all predeceased) were Jack and Iola (Black) Peters and Francis/Frank and Marguerite (Nelder) Taylor. He will be missed by many aunts, uncles, cousins, and ...

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Deer hunter success rate down for Cockburn Island

COCKBURN ISLAND—It appears the success rate for those hunters harvesting deer on Cockburn Island during this year’s hunt is down from previous years. “The success rate was down,” said Peter Koskela, a conservation officer (CO) with the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), who was on patrol for the first week of the hunt (which took place over two weeks, November 5-17). He commented that this year’s hunt on ...

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