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Moving back into a lockdown scenario may still allow some businesses to remain open, but for those who are closed the frustration is hitting a boiling point and it's taking emotional tolls on owners as well. One of those owners, Aimee Sinclair a local fitness trainer, is petitioning the government to reconsider the unfair closure of these businesses.

As the COVID vaccines start to rollout to the wider public in Muskoka, Gravenhurst is once again feeling left out in the cold.

Here's a story that will put a smile on your face. This one comes from one of our YourTV Muskoka volunteers Michael Church, who wrote a song in support of the recent Coldest Night of the Year walk in Gravenhurst.

It's tax time and despite COVID-19 the District of Muskoka along with it's municipal partners is still ready to help you complete your paperwork to make sure your taxes get done right.

A local YWCA project is getting a big boost thanks to the United Way. We checked in with project coordinator Liz Angell to get more on how this service is benefiting the community.

Shari Dubois lost her son Conrad to a drug overdose in July of 2019. A year later she discovered a picture her son drew named Coco Bear and that has quickly turned into an iconic fundraiser for mental health.

The Coldest Night of the Year walks have come and gone in Muskoka, but you can still help out by donating to these great causes in Huntsville and Gravenhurst.

The Rotary Club of Huntsville has a fantastic way for you to have a lovely entertaining evening, complete with a chef-made meal, without ever leaving your home. And the best part is, it's all in support of Algonquin Grace Hospice Huntsville. Click here for more information: https://bit.ly/2ZxauMx

Central Region OPP is working with Muskoka Victim Services to run a special Human Trafficking Awareness campaign in our district.