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On Saturday, YourTV staff were out helping put some roots back in our community in the Town of Huntsville.

With the vaccine passport now in place requiring patrons to show proof of full vaccination before entering restaurants, bars or gyms as well as other non-essential businesses and facilities, there are some businesses taking this a step further.

Muskoka residents came together in Bracebridge recently to remember the lives lost at Canada's residential schools by placing orange ribbons in the community and holding a ceremony.

Here are some highlights from a ceremony held in River Mill Park in Huntsville today to raise awareness of Indigenous matters on the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Local Indigenous advocate Trisha Cowie speaks about her thoughts on this first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as well as the message she wants to see get across today.

Parry Sound business owner Chrystal Tabobandung speaks to Cogeco News Host James Bowler about the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and her thoughts on it as well as how we can all be more open-minded towards the history of the treatment of Indigenous peoples.

A small exterior event to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the Pines Long-Term Care Home was recently held.

The Town of Bracebridge is trying out a new way of separating bikes from vehicles to promote more active transportation in the community.

Why not decorate your front lawn with a scarecrow for a chance to win some Bracebridge BIA Bucks!