By Jacqueline St. Pierre, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Manitoulin Expositor M\u2019CHIGEENG\u2014On the morning of Saturday, May 10, as spring breathes its thawed sweetness across the Island, a circle of people will gather at the M\u2019Chigeeng fire hall. They will gather with quiet purpose, lacing boots and hearts alike, for a ground search in honour of Juanita \u201cWinnie\u201d Migwans \u2014 a woman loved deeply, whose absence has left an ache that winds through families and communities like the Manitou River itself. The search begins at 10 am, open to all who carry a wish to help. Volunteers from across Mnidoo Mnising \u2014 Central Manitoulin, NEMI, Sheguiandah, South Baymouth \u2014 are stepping forward. Juanita\u2019s aunt MaryDale Ashcroft and her team are driving up from Lion\u2019s Head, six strong. Wiki Surveillance, a… <\/p>\n
By Jacqueline St. Pierre, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Manitoulin Expositor M\u2019CHIGEENG\u2014On the morning of Saturday, May 10, as spring breathes its thawed sweetness across the Island, a circle of people will gather at the M\u2019Chigeeng fire hall. They will gather with quiet purpose, lacing boots and hearts alike, for a ground search in honour of Juanita \u201cWinnie\u201d Migwans \u2014 a woman loved deeply, whose absence has left an ache that winds through families and communities like the Manitou River itself. The search begins at 10 am, open to all who carry a wish to help. Volunteers from across Mnidoo Mnising \u2014 Central Manitoulin, NEMI, Sheguiandah, South Baymouth \u2014 are stepping forward. Juanita\u2019s aunt MaryDale Ashcroft and her team are driving up from Lion\u2019s Head, six strong. Wiki Surveillance, a... <\/p>\n