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There are many businesses being impacted by the COVID-19 vaccine passport policy in Ontario. One of those areas is the resort industry and Muskoka's biggest resort, Deerhurst, is no exception to that.

Businesses in our community have had a very difficult time with COVID-19 protocols, but for the most part all have followed the rules. Now with the vaccine passport coming into play, many of those businesses, their employees and owners are being attacked and bullied online by those who disagree with these measures. YourTV recently had an opportunity to speak to someone who's been targeted for these online attacks Fyonna Vanderwerf, owner of Hive Muskoka, about these issues she's facing.

Bracebridge Mayor Graydon Smith talks about new naming rights funding coming in to help with the build for Bracebridge's new multi-plex arena.

"Try like Terry" is the message Huntsville organizer Sharon Stahls wants to get across to everyone ahead of the Terry Fox Run this Sunday.

Break out the beer steins and box organs because Muskoka will be delving into German culture with the first ever Oktoberfest!

Well, recently we told you about the Smile Cookie Campaign in Huntsville benefitting Muskoka Seniors. But what about in Gravenhurst? Well there's a very special charitable organization getting the attention and funding this year.

A new playground is now ready for families in Gravenhurst.

The Simcoe County Suicide Awareness Council has provided a donation in Gravenhurst to keep up the conversation about mental health and suicide in our community.

MAHC CEO Natalie Bubela will be stepping down from her position after a decade on the job. YourTV's James Bowler spoke with her about this decision to retire and the past 10 years working for Muskoka's healthcare community.