This photo was taken from a vintage postcard. The back of the postcard reads: [...]
Wayback Wednesday
Wayback Wednesday: GHS Class of 1969, Business and Commerce
This photo was posted by Carol Fraser in Muskoka History and Genealogy. The caption reads: [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Terry Fox in Gravenhurst, 1980
From the Canadian Museum of History: “July 28, 1980 – On his 22nd birthday, Terry Fox ran [...]
Wayback Wednesday: The Pines, Bracebridge, c. 1958
This photo depicts The Pines, located on Pine Street in Bracebridge, as it appeared in 1958. [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Launching of RMS Cherokee, 1907
From the Muskoka Digital Archives: The Cherokee began service in 1908, accommodating 400 [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Port Carling 1950
From www.thekingshighway.ca: “Facing west along Joseph Street (Hwy 118) towards the [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Muskoka Trading Post, 1980s
This postcard from the 1980s depicts the Muskoka Trading Post. The craft store was located on [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Everett’s Drugstore, Bracebridge, 1918
This photo was posted in Vintage Muskoka. The caption reads: “Everett’s Drugstore, [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Muskoka Road, Gravenhurst, 1965
This photo is from a 1965 postcard of Muskoka Road in Gravenhurst. Did you know? Before being [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Fishing on Lake Muskoka, c. 1950s
This photo was posted by Doug Clark in Vintage Muskoka. The caption reads: “Fishing in [...]
Once again Doug Ford demonstrates he believes democracy and transparency are just red tape preventing him from dictating and getting…
Judges are routinely giving light sentences so permanent residents will not be subject to deportation. If the non-citizen gets a…
Shouldn't deportation be automatic? Why does our government and legal system go easy on non-citizens that break the law? There…
Great news. However, the location of the event is not included?
Why was the idea of a District wide election of the Chair not promulgated effectively? Is it because lower tier…