Top 5 This Week Assiginack receives $46K for diversity, accessibility Local Expositor Staff - December 23, 2024 “Settlements are not taxpayer dollars,” says Grand Council Chief Debassige in response to Fall economic statement Local Expositor Staff - December 23, 2024 Work to begin on Island-wide fibre-optic cable network Local Expositor Staff - December 23, 2024 NEMI council sets 2025 budget with 3.5 percent tax increase for rural residents Local Alicia McCutcheon - December 23, 2024 Tehkummah stalemate over, new public works super named after conflicts of interest declared Local Tom Sasvari - December 23, 2024 More articles Assiginack receives $46K for diversity, accessibility Local “Settlements are not taxpayer dollars,” says Grand Council Chief Debassige in response to Fall economic statement Local Work to begin on Island-wide fibre-optic cable network Local Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service unveils first-of-its-kind staffing and deployment model Local Part of the family Local Column: New-ish to Manitoulin Columns Christmas season fun for the whole family across Manitoulin Island Local Author: Expositor Staff November 22, 2017 Less than 1 min.read FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp : Helen Gordon and Brenda Fraser sell John Hodder some ‘touch and take’ goodies from the Little Current United Church Christmas Tea held Saturday 1 of 8 : Helen Gordon and Brenda Fraser sell John Hodder some ‘touch and take’ goodies from the Little Current United Church Christmas Tea held Saturday Birthday girl Mary Buie and fellow carolers sing ‘Away in a Manger’ at St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church as part of the Christmas in Kagawong festivities. photo by Sharon Jackson Skyanne, age 6, of St. Thomas visits with Santa at Christmas in Kagawong. Stacy Collins of Manitouwadge was a popular vendor at the Manitoulin Secondary School Christmas craft show held recently. Ms. Collins had a beautiful assortment of one of a kind jewellery that she makes herself. photo by Betty Bardswich Anastasia Eranosova sells classic, all-natural wreaths made of Manitoulin cedar pine and balsa. She was one of the many vendors at Christmas in Kagawong. Aiden, Alexis and mom Maryanne McGraw of Sheguiandah sell lovely Younique beauty products at the Manitoulin Secondary School Christmas craft show. photo by Betty Bardswich Aemilie, age 8, of Sudbury works on creating Christmas ornaments at Christmas in Kagawong. The ever popular Manitoulin Secondary School Christmas craft show was a huge success again this year with a great amount of vendors to make Christmas shopping easier. Pictured are Marlene Moore of Providence Bay and Joan McMurray of Tekhummah with a large assortment of knitted goods. photo by Betty Bardswich Article written by Expositor Staffhttps://www.manitoulin.comPublished online by The Manitoulin Expositor web staff Previous articleNortheast Town Council NotesNext articleKudos for The Expositor editorial