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Cogeco News Host James Bowler speaks with OSSTF District 15 President Colin Matthew about these new lockdown measures, the lack of vaccines for teachers still and how this all could affect school after the upcoming April Break.

Muskoka's only Drive-in movie theatre will have to wait another month before it can open it's big outdoor screen to the public once again.

Gravenhurst residents will finally have access to a vaccination option right in town as the local I.D.A is preparing to offer the AstraZeneca vaccine to those eligible this month.

Union officials representing members in the TLDSB are pushing even harder alongside their provincial counterparts for teachers to get pushed up in priority for vaccinations.

A local woman in Gravenhurst is taking on the challenge of collecting discarded cups in the community.

A global pandemic isn't enough to stop Muskoka Women's Advocacy Group from offering help to women in need in our district. Jenn Bell joined Cogeco News Host James Bowler to talk about what they're doing online to make sure local women are still supported.

For nearly 2 months, Fenner Dunlop employees who are on the picket lines have heard nothing from their employer, a reality that is emotionally damaging to these workers who just want their concerns heard and respected.

If you follow us on social media, YourTV Muskoka on most popular platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, you'll have seen a tease for an upcoming special twist to one of our favourite programs In Char's Kitchen. I'm happy now to give you another bigger tease of what to expect this upcoming season.

COVID-19 has obviously been a struggle for many businesses, as you heard earlier there are more financial supports coming from the province for these hard up businesses, but how have the businesses like in Gravenhurst done so far during this pandemic.

Bracebridge Legion is looking for new ways to make money and keep the lights on during this trying time, and they've come up with a pretty creative solution. 

While many of us may not see flooding this year, especially not on the level of 2019, there are still some who experience flooding annually no matter what the snow melt is like. For those residents, the town of Gravenhurst is preparing to offer you sandbags needed to help keep your property somewhat safe and dry. 

More details are coming out about the new aerial truck coming to Gravenhurst that was recently approved for purchase by council.