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Cogeco News with James Bowler for Monday May 11, 2020.

How musician Jesse Parent is staying creative during isolation.  For more information on Jesse Parent visit www.jesseparentmusic.com

Premier Doug Ford spoke on Thursday about allowing cottagers to check on their properties in places like Muskoka. Cogeco News Host James Bowler followed up with Mayor Graydon Smith regarding this conversation.

The OPP is investigating the crash from today on Highway 11 SB at the Lindgren crossover. A 70-year-old woman was flown to Toronto with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. A 65-year-old man was taken to Huntsville Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. We'll update when more information comes out. (From Thursday, May 7th)

Cogeco News Host James Bowler speaks with Toronto Zoo CEO Dolf DeJong about upkeep at the zoo, how the animals are doing during a lack of interaction with visitors and what comes next.

Cogeco News with James Bowler for Thursday May 7, 2020

Cogeco News with James Bowler for Wednesday May 6, 2020

The Trek for Tourette is returning this year and amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it's taking a virtual twist on it's new route.

The First Queer Film Festival in Muskoka will be streamed live, in support of the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, on May 15, 16, and 17.

Cogeco News with James Bowler for Monday May 5, 2020

Since the Covid-19 outbreak many families are in need of food, or a good warm meal, so the 'Out of the Cold' program in Bracebridge is now offering free dinners to those in need.

On Monday, Premier Doug Ford said he would be chatting with Muskoka's mayors this week about the cottager situation as the COVID-19 pandemic still remains an issue in Ontario. Mayor Graydon Smith says he's prepared to talk about strategies and what comes next.