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A Gravenhurst man has figured out a way to give those pesky squirrels a run for their money with his own creation on his self-built bird feeders, and with father's day just around the corner, this could be a great buy for dad to watch some local wildlife.

Once again, the Hospice Muskoka Butterfly release is going virtual this year. Take a look at how you can create a special memorial for your lost loved one with this fundraiser.

Parry Sound Muskoka MP Scott Aitchison speaks on the tragic discovery in Kamloops, BC and how Canada can and should move forward from this.

Well a community member who has spent years putting the health and well being on the highest level is now ready to call it a career. Colin Miller the Executive Director of the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation announced his retirement recently. Our Samantha Johnson went to find out what retired life will look like for this community hero.

A local radio personality has taken it upon herself to set up a memorial in Gravenhurst for Indigenous children.

More accessibility is coming soon to Kirby's Beach playground in Bracebridge.

If you're hoping to get a ride of one of Muskoka's iconic steamships this year, you're in luck.

Memorials for the 215 bodies of Indigenous children discovered in Kamloops, BC can be found around Parry Sound and Muskoka.

Muskoka's Fire Chiefs have agreed to push the Fire Danger Rating to Extreme, leading to a total fire ban across the district. Officials say this is the second-driest start to the summer on record for Muskoka.

Now if you're interested in taking a break from the everyday and being involved in protecting the community from emergencies you're in luck. Fire departments across Muskoka are always looking for good people to join on as volunteers. Our Samantha Johnson recently had an opportunity to speak with some firefighters in Gravenhurst about what it's like to live a double life and be a part of the team.

A look at what Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary has to offer.

Gravenhurst Against Poverty would like to become part owner of the ING/DTA building in hopes they could turn it into a community hub.

Samantha Johnson has the story.