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The Muskoka Matters episode for Nov. 19, 2018 had OPP Staff Sgt. John-Paul Graham with the Huntsville Detachment, Sgt. Jason Folz with Central Region OPP, Brittney Hiller and Rebecca Dupuis with the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. In this episode, we discussed the laws and health implications around cannabis. Melissa Candelaria filled in for Anthony Asturi as host. 

Clayton Harris is the new CAO for the Town of Parry Sound and he is hoping to take the town to the next level with some new ideas. 

Many recipients are in need of blood especially around the holiday season so The Canadian Blood Services are reminding you that the need never stops. Here's more on that.

The people of Castle Peak Retirement Residence made a donation to three charities on Nov. 2,  bringing the total funds raised to date at $20,000. 

Make sure to come out the annual Gravenhurst Santa Claus Parade this weekend!

Town of Huntsville has initiated winter parking regulations. Vehicles are being asked to not park on the streets overnight to make room for snow removal operators. 

The ski hill is taking advantage of the cold snaps of weather Muskoka has been experiencing to make snow. They expect to be open for the season by mid December if the weather continues to cooperate.

The Huntsville Theatre Company is getting ready for their upcoming holiday production. They are also partnering with The Table Soup Kitchen Foundation in an opening night Gala Dinner Fundraiser.

Former Federal Liberal candidate for Parry Sound-Muskoka, Trisha Cowie, announced she will be putting her name forward to potential be the candidate once again for the election on 2019. Cowie made the announcement at an inaugural Federal Liberal Riding Association Women’s Club meeting at the Pine Lodge Inn on Nov. 15.

FITT Gym held their annual Train the Trainer event on Nov. 14. They hoped to raise at least $20,000 and donate to the Huntsville Hospital Foundation for a new birthing bed. 

With the increasing popularity of vinyl records, a couple moves to Huntsville from Toronto and opens up a record store. The Record Shoppe will be open Monday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm. For more information, you can go go their website. 

The 844 Norseman Royal Canadian Air Cadets is taking part in several Remembrance Day activities. The one many of them look most forward too is overnight guard duty at the cenotaph.