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With COVID causing massive facility closures in the last year, the question is how are town's keeping up with the need to upkeep these buildings that stand empty. We checked in with Bracebridge Deputy Mayor Rick Maloney to find out.

The snowy weather certainly didn't hold back employees at Fenner Dunlop who are protesting being locked out after their union members turned down a recent contract offer from the company. Our Samantha Johnson was on site this morning to hear from one of the union members.

YourTV Muskoka has reached out to Fenner Dunlop corporate for comment on this situation, but as of the time of this broadcast has not had a response from the company.

Well most Muskokans were digging themselves out to start this shortened week after a storm from the US moved in overnight and dumped a few inches of white stuff on the ground. We checked in with some residents in Gravenhurst to see how they were making out.

The Town of Gravenhurst is the latest community to call on the province to reconsider closing the Ontario Fire College.

If you've seen someone walking around Huntsville with a sign touting positive messaging, it's likely Doug Oliver. I had an opportunity earlier this week to catch up with Doug and get the story behind the man lovingly dubbed 'Sign Guy' in Huntsville and the reason he wants to spread positivity during a very trying time.

Huntsville prepares for Streetscape with the Diggin' Downtown Initiative. Recently, YourTV had an opportunity to speak with Mark Misko of the District of Muskoka and Morgan Richter with the Huntsville BIA to hear about both sides of this massive and disruptive construction project.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Muskoka is excited to make your dollars donated worth even more this month. Executive Director Chrissy King tells Cogeco News Host James Bowler more about this initiative.

A young lady who faces mental health concerns has come up with a way to help other women struggling with mental health issues by giving them some useful items.

Despite many organizations having to shut down operations due to COVID-19, Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary has continued to operate at full capacity.