Videos

On July 21 and 22, The Muskoka Concert Band will perform at the Algonquin Theatre in a concert and re-enactment of the historical events related to the Anglo Canadian Leather Co. Band. This is a partnership with the Huntsville Festival of the Arts. 

The Waterloo Summit Centre is sold and Huntsville council has many ideas on what to do with the nearly $4-million. 

Coverage of the Regular Meeting Of Huntsville Town Council for June 25, 2018.

The Muskoka OSPCA wants to remind you not to leave your pets in your vehicle during this summer season.

Coverage of the 2018 YourTV Star Awards celebrating the best in local television from across Ontario.

Teri Souter with the Town of Huntsville was in studio June 18 to talk about National Indigenous Peoples Day that is happening on Thursday, June 21. Click here for more information.

Some local organizations in Gravenhurst received some funds from last year Winter Carnival.

Norm Miller celebrates his win as MPP for Parry Sound-Muskoka on the June 7 Provincial Election. He celebrated with his supporters at Kirrie Glen Golf Course in Bracebridge. 

Fairvern Nursing Home has now received the much awaited approval of its new build project. Dr. Helen Jaczek, Minister of Health for the Province of Ontario, has announced that the application for the funding to redevelop 76 beds, together with 20 new beds, has been approved.  

This is an exciting milestone for Fairvern, as it will now begin the process of finalizing the new location, architectural designs and target dates that will follow this announcement. There are still many agreements and details to be completed before the shovel hits the ground but, all in all, this is great news for Fairvern, Huntsville and the District of Muskoka.  

Local kids are invited to the third annual Bike Rodeo and learn about safe biking. Lowell Greib of The SportLab breaks down how you can participate. There is still some time to sign up. Click here for more information.

Many people in and around Muskoka grabbed a coffee at Tim Hortons today to help send kids to camp.

Schools across Muskoka participate in a mock vote this past week. More than 300,000 elementary and secondary students across the province took on the roles of election officials and cast ballots for the official candidates running in their electoral district through Student Vote Ontario. In total, more than 2,800 schools have registered to participate in the mock election, representing all 124 electoral districts. The project was made possibly by Elections Ontario.