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Rolston's was one of the first businesses to donate to the Business Cares Program

Buie says a provincially appointed Chair "could change it all”

Tapley has been serving for 28 years

Water levels and flows are starting to stabilize and the town urges caution around bodies of water

The facility will remain closed until the municipality completes a safety assessment

The driver was stopped in Muskoka Lakes

Smith says his focus will be on housing, environment and financial pressures

Clouthier says he worked upgrade infrastructure while also addressing concerns around taxes

Mello moved to Huntsville 3 years ago, after studying abroad

The alerts on radio, TV and mobile is set to go off Thursday afternoon.

The policy is similar to one enacted in Lake of Bays

The Canadian Census began on Monday and participation is mandatory

From the ghosts of the Brooklyn Dodgers to the high-stakes hopes of today’s Toronto Blue Jays, we explore the bittersweet DNA of a rock masterpiece that proves some seasons never truly end

After Google’s AI Overview falsely labeled the iconic Canadian fiddler a sex offender, the “Sleepy Maggie” star is heading to court to prove that artificial intelligence shouldn't have a license to destroy reputations

From sleep-induced inspirations to casino infernos, we break down the five most indelible guitar hooks that changed the course of rock history

The 2026 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame class celebrates diverse voices and iconic anthems defining the nation’s musical identity

Fresh sounds from White Denim, Janet Stahle, Beck, The Tragically Hip/City and Colour/Ruby Waters, and Metric

Decades after their release, Pink Floyd’s most iconic albums are defying the digital age to reclaim their spots on the global charts

From the chaotic brilliance of Charlie Parker to the primal ferocity of Stravinsky, the King Crimson founder reveals the "untouchable" records that galvanized his 60-year career as rock’s most intellectual innovator

Fresh sounds from Lana Del Rey, Temples, They Might Be Giants, Weezer, and Nickelback

The theme this year is "The Arts Are In Our Nature" and tickets go on sale May 5th

Mind Aid Muskoka partnered with The Bay to raise funds for supports, and awareness of youth mental health in Muskoka

The new community hub and food bank is volunteer run, with 98% of all donations going to food and programming

Hundreds gathered to sample food from Huntsville eateries and raise funds for Meals on Wheels

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