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Royal Canadian Legion, Gravenhurst Branch 302, is looking at cancelling it's regularly run Remembrance Day Ceremony, opting instead for an invite-only style to fall in line with COVID precautions. 

While Walk a Mile in Her Shoes was not able to happen this year due to COVID-19, a local group didn't let that stop them from still raising funds for the local YWCA by strapping on some heels.

YourTV was also able to catch up with a local group showing their support for the annual Terry Fox Run.

Muskoka Tourism has a new Executive Director, Janet O'Connell, and she's ready to hit the ground running. O'Connell joined Cogeco News host James Bowler last week to chat about her new position and what's coming up with fall tourism in Muskoka. 

The Rotary Club of Huntsville has it's sights set on fixing up the Hunters Bay Trail, and it's starting with the 20-year-old pavilion. 

The homicide department with the York Regional Police is heading an investigation in the disappearance of 61-year-old Helen Sedo. 

Tentative dates for the safe re-opening of select Town facilities has been established by the Town of Gravenhurst.

Starting on Monday September 14, additional activities at the Bracebridge Sportsplex will be available through pre-registration on-line.

You might be doing a double take if you're walking by the old Bracebridge Fire Hall. The building has been transformed for a new purpose, providing workspace for Muskoka's business community.

Covid has put a delay on many things in the community including the game of soccer, but the Bracebridge Soccer Club says they do have a program up and running and you still have time to register your kids.

The Gravenhurst Chamber of Commerce shut down last week after one of its staff members was alerted to a COVID contact using the new COVID alert app.

Access restrictions due to Covid-19 has impacted the Muskoka Lawn Bowling Club daily operations, but want to remind everyone that they are open, and following safety protocols.