Sixteen-year-old offensive lineman Brodie Shawanda, originally from Wiikwemkoong, has become one of the youngest players recruited by the Quinte Riptides in the Canadian Junior Football League.
Two young sailors, Laszlo Vernarsky and Tristan Wallace, are planning a 4-to-5-day circumnavigation of Manitoulin Island in a ...
The 143rd Providence Bay Fair was a massive success, featuring the North Channel Cowgirls, agricultural exhibits, a parade, a ...
Rainbow District School Board achieved 100% EcoSchools certification for the fifth consecutive year, with 28 platinum and 12 ...
The Assiginack Curling Club held its annual Memorial Golf Tournament on August 15, drawing 30 teams across men's, mixed, and ...
Wiikwemkoong hosted its 8th annual Anishinaabemowin Language Gathering, uniting speakers, elders, and learners for workshops, ...
Little Current's bid for a U15 girls hockey team stalled over jurisdiction and older player rules, but the association is ...
Joseph Caulfield’s 3rd annual food bank charity bike ride is set for September 4, urging residents to donate non-perishables ...
Ontario’s new bail reforms require cash security within two days, disproportionately harming the poor, especially in Northern ...
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse-Nepinak hoists a furry mascot. A champion of First Nations children in care, the veteran advocate and driving force behind many of the advancements made on that ...
Algoma-Manitoulin MPP Bill Rosenberg provided an update on the Little Current Swing Bridge project, noting that foundation ...
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