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A rescue in Arrowhead Provincial Park last weekend could have been much more serious had it not been for the training and equipment used by the volunteers with the Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department.

We are stoked about the return of the Muskoka Music Festival & Dockside Festival of the Arts on August 19th-21st in the Town of Gravenhurst. Founder of the festival Miranda Mulholland speaks to YourTV's Scott Acton about some of the performances you can expect to see this year including Whitehorse, AHI, Devin Cuddy Band and SO much more!

Glenn Vickery, well known in this community for his Lake of Bays fundraising swim, is back in the water this summer to raise money for a more personal cause.

This weekend Muskoka will be hosting a baseball tournament between Bracebridge and Huntsville.

The Town of Bracebridge is preparing its Transportation Master Plan that will look at all forms of transportation in the community over the next decade.

ER wait times are becoming a massive concern for many in Ontario, and Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare is experiencing some similar issues with its two hospital sites.

Muskoka Tourism's Val Hamilton returns with a roundup of #TrulyLocal events you won't want to miss.

Gord Sinclair, best known as bass player for The Tragically Hip performs in Huntsville July 29. Here's a clip from our chat.

Community Living Huntsville, along with Sandhill Nursery, is inviting you to get Lost in the Woods. You can also bid on an epic piece of artwork here: https://bit.ly/3PmJPu9

With swim advisories cropping up around Muskoka the question is what do they mean and what is the most important thing for you to know when you see one?

Huntsville Festival of the Arts is proud to bring Nuit Blanche North back to Huntsville this weekend after a COVID-related hiatus. HFA Executive Director Dan Watson tells YourTV he's excited to see the return of this crown jewel event of the summer.

Organ Donor Swim, Lake Muskoka: Raising Awareness for Organ Donations returned to Lake Muskoka last weekend following a brief move to a quarry in Caledon during the COVID-19 pandemic.