First domesticated at least 4,000 years ago, few animals have as lengthy or as close a [...]
Matt Driscoll
Crypto comes to Gravenhurst
On your next visit to the Mighty Mart in Gravenhurst you can pick up the usual – milk, a [...]
Muskoka Foundry moves through trials towards triumph
Few businesses have overcome more on the road to opening their doors than the redeveloped [...]
Hospice Muskoka looking for provincial help
In many ways Muskoka could be the canary in the coal mine when it comes to Ontario’s ageing [...]
Trust targets Bracebridge for affordable housing project
The Muskoka Community Land Trust is on a mission to create just, healthy, and inclusive [...]
It’s Wayback Wednesday: “Post Office grand opening: 1926”
From the Gravenhurst archives: Gravenhurst Post Office. “Official Opening: July 5, 1926 [...]
Sugarloaf Island continues to cause concerns
Development of Sugarloaf Island on Lake Muskoka continues to make waves within the Township of [...]
COVID-19 in Muskoka: By the numbers
ast updated November 3, 2021*Note: data may change as the health unit completes its [...]
Muskoka Lakes considers fireworks crackdown
The Township of Muskoka Lakes is considering tighter rules on setting off fireworks. Currently [...]
District transitions another seven bins sites – 70 remain
The District of Muskoka has a long road to travel before they get rid of all the region’s bin [...]
I urge everyone to look at the survey. This is the most one-sided lopsided survey I have ever experienced. It’s…
Perhaps the District should listen to an experienced expert, for a change, and stop wasting taxpayer dollars on another failure…
So let's spend $17 million on a factory that will be built by someone from outside Muskoka. This money would…
watch how much of the $17+ million go to close friends of the politicians for all the subcontracting and red…
So do District councillors stay up at night thinking about new ways to raise taxes and then blow them on…