Videos

Chase the Ace fundraiser has wrapped up at week 38 with the winner coming out of Gravenhurst, and not only did that person receive a large amount of money, the two organizations did as well.

Recently many dogs arrived at the OSPCA in Bracebridge in need of good homes. Here's Samantha Johnson with more on that.

Students at Pine Glen Public School in Huntsville plant trees around their new Outdoor Learning Centre. It was part of the Forests for Kids event on Oct. 2 in partnership with Forests Ontario and the Algonquin Forestry Authority. 

Monck Public School in Bracebridge needs your help to raise funds for an accessible playground. They have applied for the Aviva Community Fund and need your votes. To vote, click here.

The Door Youth Centre, in Huntsville, offers a free lunch program for teens every Wednesday and Friday. This is the second year running the program and they are looking for sponsors to help keep up with demand this year. If you are interested in sponsoring the program you can contact James Hunt at 705-789-4748 or by email at james@highlandsyfc.com. For more details, you can go to The Door Youth Centre website. 

Muskoka Oldtimers and many volunteers will be out knocking on your door tomorrow evening, Oct 2nd, from 5-8pm, for their annual fall food drive in support of the Manna Food Bank in Bracebridge.

Empty Bowls event has been taken over by two service clubs in Gravenhurst that will work with students from Gravenhurst High School to help raise funds for those in need in the community.

Google was a key presenter at an event held for business owners at the Muskoka Discovery Centre in Gravenhurst.

Grade 4 and 5 students across Muskoka had the opportunity to learn about the effects and consequences of Alcohol and Drugs at the Racing Against Drugs event in Bracebridge.