No Rain, No Flowers
1 in 100 people are affected
The 17th annual Muskoka Trek for Tourette was held Sunday at Kerr Park in Bracebridge.
Twenty-one walkers raised nearly $2,300 to support Tourette Canada’s work in education, research, and local services.
The event is part of a nationwide effort, with participants also trekking in their own communities.
Tourette Syndrome affects about one in 100 Canadians, causing motor and vocal tics.
Donations are still open at tourette.ca/trek.
Almaguin Highlands OPP participate in the 2025 Torch Run
Walks took place across Burk's Falls, Sundridge, and South River
LOB to change off street parking rules
The meeting takes place on June 24th
Bracebridge commits to ongoing efforts to reduce road salt
One quarter of Muskoka lakes have chloride levels above 10mg/L
Crash on Hwy 400 leaves one person dead
The accident closed the highway for several hours
Lake of Bays Township to sell public properties on Bigwin Island
The municipality says that the properties were rarely used
Theme - Turn the World Around
A memorable evening of stories with Carol Burrows, author of "Refuge Bay". All proceeds will go to support the Magnetawan Watershed Land Trust.
at Burk's Falls, Armour & Ryerson Union Public Library
A two-day celebration of literature with local and national literary talent as part of the Bracebridge 150 festivities.
at Bracebridge Fairgrounds
Join us on Saturday June 7th for the 24th Annual Port Sydney Community Wide Yard Sale.
This fabulous dance show provides solid theatrical experience
at Algonquin Theatre
6 artists work to create seven original canoe murals live in Downtown Huntsville’s River Mill Park
at Downtown Huntsville
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