Hugh McLaughlin Real Estate
Hugh McLaughlin became a licensed Salesperson in the Province of Ontario and started selling properties on Manitoulin Island on June 25th, 1974. On January 31st, 2000, he became a Broker. After several years operating a proprietorship brokerage, Hugh incorporated as McLaughlin Manitoulin Inc., Real Estate Brokerage

J.A. Rolston Ltd.
The Manitoulin Island real estate sales team at J.A. Rolston Ltd. offer over 100 years combined experience in "Real Estate Sales" on Manitoulin Island as well as a thorough knowledge of the local Manitoulin real estate market and long-term stability and reliability uncommon in today's real estate environment. We also offer "Real Estate Appraisal Services" for financing, relocation, estate planning and legal purposes for the whole of Manitoulin Island and beyond.

J. James Bousquet Reality Inc.
Our professional and dedicated staff of four licensed sales representatives have an excellent knowledge of local conditions and issues which is a distinct advantage to our many clients.

Peter Flanagan Real Estate Broker
Our realty office delivers full service professional real estate offerings. Agents work out of Little Current, Gore Bay, and Evansville.

Phil Chandler Real Estate
This company is located off-island at Naughton Ontario and has a company pontoon-equipped aircraft to access remote locations on Manitoulin and the North Shore.


Manitoulin ReMax Crown Realty
Ron and Carol Bedard have 30 years of Professional Real Estate experience satisfying their customers' wants and needs. Members of the Sudbury Real Estate Board, they are located in Mindemoya.



Northland Mortgages
Bob Taylor wants to show a new approach to mortgages by increasing your borrowing power and reducing your borrowing costs! Bob can provide the options & expertise to get the Right Mortgage for your immediate and future needs.

Manitoulin Chamber of Commerce
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce represents over 57,000 businesses through 160 local Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade and has been Ontario's business advocate since 1911. The Manitoulin Chamber started Nov 30, 1994.

Manitoulin Living
Manitoulin Living is an initiative designed to attract new residents to Manitoulin Island. We have discovered that quite often people who visit the Island develop lifelong relationships with the area.
The Manitoulin Living Association adopted the slogan "Come Home to the Island" as a result of extensive research and consultations. We found this term to be most fitting, as newcomers and people whose family may have lived here for generations proudly refer to this sanctuary as home.

Manitoulin Tourism Association
Open from Early May until mid October with extended evening hours in July and August. Drop in for a visit and let our friendly, knowledgeable travel counselors assist you with directions to Manitoulin's many attractions, events and services. We can make your Chi Cheemaun ferry reservations and provide you with up to date weather forecasts, vacancy reports we will even call ahead to book your accommodation on Manitoulin Island ! We look forward to meeting you!

Chi-Cheemaun Ferry
Stretching 365 feet in length at a weight of nearly 7,000 tons, the Chi-Cheemaun is the largest ship of its kind on the Great Lakes. In operation since 1974, the Chi-Cheemaun, meaning 'Big Canoe', can carry 143 cars and 638 passengers between Tobermory and South Baymouth. The ferry can make the 30-mile trip in less than two hours at an average speed of 18 miles per hour.

Manitoulin Branding Association
The Manitoulin Branding Association is a non-profit co-operative of Manitoulin Island producers and retailers promoting their locally-made products as well as the Manitoulin Island economy as a whole. The Manitoulin Branding Association includes a wide variety of products that reflect the island's diverse economy, from crafts, clothing and food to art and even construction materials.

Our Manitoulin
Manitoulin's Murray Dewing has put together a portal that lists everything you need to know about Manitoulin Island.



Manitoulin Web Site Index
An exhaustive list of Manitoulin websites is available here.


CP & U Computers
Next time you're shopping in Gore Bay's Stedmans, go to the back of the store and nestled in a corner you'll find Claude Proulx working away fixing someone's computer. It's good to know there is someone local that can fix your ailing computer or sell you a new one with all the bells and whistles you've been hoping for.

100.7 FM "The Island"
We are Manitoulin Island's first and only local radio station. CFRM first aired September, 2002 after it received its initial licensing approval from the Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as a 5 watt developmental station. The first song hitting the airwaves was Boston's "Don't Look Back". In 2004, CFRM submitted an application to CRTC to increase our signal to 50 watts with hopes to reach the entire Island. As a result of mountainous terrain, 50 watts was not enough to reach every point of the Island. One of our mandates is to be a community based station providing emergency services where necessary. So once again, another application was submitted to the CRTC to increase our power to 1850 watts. CRTC granted approval to increase our power thereby allowing us to broadcast from Sault St. Marie south to Perry Sound and all of Manitoulin Island; thus creating the new 100.7 FM "The Island", hot new country, Manitoulin Style.