Videos

The CP Holiday Train will be rolling through Parry Sound on Nov 30th. Here's the details.

A muskoka ambulance will a have new home in Guatemala. Here's more on that.

Thinking of Training for a new career? Georgian College in Bracebridge may be able to help. Here's more on that.

The Museum on Tower Hill in Parry Sound has launched their Christmas exhibit. For details on this exhibit and others go to the museum's website. 

The Town of Parry Sound is looking for public input on whether council should vote in favour of having a retail market for marijuana. The deadline to submit input is on Dec. 7. More information is available on the town's website. There will also be a public meeting to hear opinions on whether to permit or deny retail cannabis stores.  The public is invited to come speak to the issue on Dec. 18 at 7:00pm in the Council Chambers.

The OPP officially kicked off Festive RIDE on Nov. 23 in the hopes to decrease the number of impaired drivers over the holiday season. Not only will officers be looking for drivers impaired by alcohol, but also those impaired by drugs. Festive RIDE runs until Jan. 2, 2019.

Coverage of the Regular Meeting of Huntsville Town Council.  This is the final meeting of the current term of council.

The Gravenhurst Rotary TV Auction was held over the weekend at our YourTV Gravenhurst studio. Here's a look.

The Muskoka Matters episode for Nov. 19, 2018 had OPP Staff Sgt. John-Paul Graham with the Huntsville Detachment, Sgt. Jason Folz with Central Region OPP, Brittney Hiller and Rebecca Dupuis with the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. In this episode, we discussed the laws and health implications around cannabis. Melissa Candelaria filled in for Anthony Asturi as host. 

Clayton Harris is the new CAO for the Town of Parry Sound and he is hoping to take the town to the next level with some new ideas. 

Many recipients are in need of blood especially around the holiday season so The Canadian Blood Services are reminding you that the need never stops. Here's more on that.

The people of Castle Peak Retirement Residence made a donation to three charities on Nov. 2,  bringing the total funds raised to date at $20,000.