With 2024 in the books, South Muskoka Doppler is looking back on some of our most-read articles of the year that was.
Here are the five most-read news articles of 2024:
1. Concerns mount over potential snowmobile trail closures in Muskoka
In December we looked at increasing concerns about the future of Muskoka’s snowmobiling trails amid liability concerns and negotiations with local snowmobile clubs and the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs.
Find the story here.
2. More than 100 lawyers head for Muskoka
In September we reported on a group of more than 100 lawyers from across the province headed for Muskoka as the Ontario Bar Association hosted the Ontario Legal Conference & Retreat at Deerhurst Resort.
Find the full story here.
3. Gravenhurst mayor lauds newly created Ontario Corps for snowstorm work
In December, Mayor Heidi Lorenz thanked Premier Doug Ford and the newly created Ontario Corps for their assistance during the massive snowstorm that occurred earlier in the month.
Read the full story here.
4. Gravenhurst BIA officially goes into dormancy
Also in December, we reported that after 45 years spent beautifying and promoting the downtown area, the Gravenhurst BIA has agreed to go into dormancy.
Read the full story here.
5. Bracebridge driver’s wild shortcut leads to multiple charges
In January 2024 we reported on an impaired driver in Bracebridge whose wild driving through parking lots and intersections resulted in an accident and landed him in court.
Read the full story here.
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