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Community Living Huntsville is bringing back a wildly popular event to help support housing needs for those with developmental disabilities. 

Last Friday, the staff at Algonquin Grace Hospice Huntsville invited their group of volunteers to a special appreciation luncheon, where these people who have dedicated their time and effort to helping members of the Muskoka community pass away with dignity and comfort, were given thanks for their support. Cogeco News had an opportunity to sit down with one of the winners of the most prestigious award for volunteering at the local hospice. 

The Parry Sound Chamber of Commerce is rallying the residents in Parry Sound to keep Canadore's community hub open to the public, by calling on Canadore to work with the community and find a way to collaborate.

The woman who has spent over three decades of her life swimming for a good cause in the waters of Muskoka is back at it for another year. Joy Jarvis hits her 31st year in the Muskoka River, once again supporting the Huntsville Hospital Foundation, and through it, future hospital plans.

A new lift and a new face lift! That's what's happening with the Parry Sound Curling Club which is getting dollars from the Ontario Trillium Fund and the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund to support it's ongoing operations and welcome new players into the building. 

The brother of Canada's iconic cancer warrior, Terry Fox, spent a few days in Huntsville to meet with the community that he feels really shows the Terry love. 

Community Living Huntsville is feeling the love from local supporters after a flag raising to kick off Community Living Month for May. 

We have a lot of creative and outside the box thinkers in Muskoka, who are coming up with some really interesting business ideas. And in this story, you'll meet a couple who turned a story of loss into a way to not only run a business, but also support many people in Muskoka who may not have the ability to take care of certain things around their home and live more independently. 

The firefighters at Port Sydney station are helping their own by supporting a future front-line worker