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It was recently announced by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit that masks would be mandatory for indoor public spaces, with a few exceptions. That new rule comes into effect in Muskoka on July 13th, so we hit the streets to find out what you think of this new mandatory mask rule.

Beaches in most municipalities are now open, and Gravenhurst Mayor Paul Kelly says people in around the area seem to be respecting the rules.

Peter's Players in Gravenhurst is a recipient of a grant through The Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Salesforce to help their recovery efforts during these unprecedented times.

There was a steady stream of traffic as drive through testing for Covid-19 was carried out in Gravenhurst.

Churches welcome back many from the community as they start to re-open their doors, but with strict guidelines, and only at 30 percent capacity.

Owner and operator of 'Stepping Stone Learning Academy' in Gravenhurst, says their daycare has been open for frontline workers since May, and are constantly adapting to new rules and regulations when it comes to the safety of children, and feel that they are ready to welcome more kids as parents return to work.

A local group of sewers is still plugging away at trying to make Muskoka a safer community against Covid-19.

Our Samantha Johnson reached out to owner of 'Veranda Collection' in Bracebridge to see how they are doing with the restart of their business.

While we are all feeling the negative effects of Covid-19, for those with compromised immune systems, the concerns is much greater. Samantha Johnson reports.