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The Muskoka Lawn Bowling Club is introducing a new sport to the community 'Golf Croquet'.

It's been a rough start to summer in Muskoka with four drownings over two weekends. Officials are now urging caution when enjoying the waterways.

The idea of reflection rather than celebration is a thought that's being echoed by officials in Bracebridge.

Once again, the wildlife sanctuary that helps our local wild animals is asking for the community's help to keep up with the need.

Here is a tip about finding a beaver in your boathouse.

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This tip is what to do when you find an orphaned fawn.

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If you'd like something nice for your garden as well as support a fantastic local initiative, there's a bird feeder you'll want to buy in Gravenhurst.

The Town of Gravenhurst is moving forward with repairs to the Steamships building caused from Muskoka's historic flood just a few years ago.

As Ontario's Fire College now stands empty after it was shut down earlier this year, Gravenhurst Municipal Heritage Committee ask council that a letter be submitted to the Province in trying to preserve its history.

Muskoka Lakes Chamber exec Norah Fountain discusses a recent award given to the chamber as well as a new eCommerce system being put in place by the chamber.

This gives you a sneak peak into the next episode of "From Mice to Moose" Tails From Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

Next week, Bracebridge will be the site of a major recognition event to memorialize the discovery of 215 bodies of Indigenous children. The event was brought together by Trisha Cowie and in partnership with MP Scott Aitchison. Cogeco News Host James Bowler had an opportunity today to speak to the two of them about this event and its significance to our community. He also asked about the recent release of a resignation speech from Indigenous MP for Nunavut Mumilaaq Qaqqaq.