From the Gravenhurst Archives: This photo, likely taken from around the turn of the twentieth [...]
Wayback Wednesday
Wayback Wednesday: Dunn’s Pavilion, circa 1960
Photo originally posted in Vintage Muskoka Gerry Patrick Dunn purchased the property in 1929 [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Winter weather, Gravenhurst
From the Gravenhurst Archives: In this undated photo, we look back at the main intersection of [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Manitoba Street, Bracebridge
Photo courtesy of Brent Fitzmaurice An undated photo looking northward up Manitoba Street in [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Muskoka Road, Gravenhurst, 1924
From the Gravenhurst Archives: Today we have a shot of some spectacular snowbanks on Muskoka [...]
Top Stories of 2021: Wayback Wednesday
Since our launch just six short months ago, South Muskoka Doppler has been overwhelmed by the [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Johnston’s Shoe Store
From the Gravenhurst Archives: Today we take a look back at a very snowy day out front of [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Manitoba Street, Bracebridge
In this photo from an unknown date, a pair of Bracebridge youths make the most of the massive [...]
Wayback Wednesday: Merry Christmas from Gravenhurst!
From the Gravenhurst Archives: A festive photo from Muskoka Road in Gravenhurst. No date is [...]
Wayback Wednesday – Manitoba Street fire 1980s (?)
The corner of Chancery Lane and Manitoba Street in Bracebridge following a fire in 1980s(?).
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…