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It's Drowning Prevention Week and the Bracebridge OPP has a message it wants to get out about respecting the water in Muskoka this summer as well as respecting those who are out there to prioritize your safety.

Both congratulations and thanks are in order for Joy Jarvis who will be taking on her 10th Swim for Hospice this Sunday in support of Hospice Huntsville. She'll be swimming a whopping 12km starting at the Town Docks in Huntsville Sunday morning.

Just before she heads to Japan for her first Olympic experience, YourTV's James Bowler had a chance to speak with Natalia Hawthorn of Bracebridge about joining team Canada and prepping for her 1,500 metre run.

A unique take on mural painting is underway this weekend in Rivermill Park in Huntsville. #YourTV #TrulyLocal

Autumn Smith, founder of TimberBeast Productions and Littewoodsmith speaks with YourTV's James Bowler about her theatre production companies and how she's looking to make a special connection with Muskoka's history.

Last week, YourTV Muskoka's James Bowler chatted with Brandon Ennis, the Director of the Northern Pass Fundraiser for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation, and the Muskoka route this biking event will be taking.

Ontario is moving into Stage 3 of the economic reopening this Friday. That means businesses like Huntsville Bowl, which have taken the brunt of the constant shutdowns, can finally reopen for business.

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

One of our tastiest shows on YourTV is returning for another season this fall and of course I've got a tantalizing tease of what you can expect on "In Char's Kitchen".

We'll have more details rolling out soon on when you can catch these new episodes of In Char's Kitchen along with some other old favourites and few new shows coming to YourTV this fall.

Have you wondered what is happening with the old Home Hardware building in Gravenhurst? Well our Samantha Johnson reached out to the property owners who shared some exciting news.

Have you noticed a lot of yellow signs along Muskoka Beach Road? Well it all has to do with an initiative by two Gravenhurst women who say there are too many speeders along their road.

Ontario entered stage 2 of the reopening last week and with that comes loosening of restrictions at public libraries.