Women’s March Muskoka Jan. 19 Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE — Walk with and for women Jan. 19 in Huntsville. At 12:30 p.m. the Women’s March Muskoka will lead a walk through the downtown core. A women-led initiative, the walk aims to bring the […]
Events
Wharf washrooms at sports field temporarily closed
GRAVENHURST – A regular pit stop at the Muskoka Wharf is temporarily closed. The washrooms next to the sports field and hockey rink are out of operation, according to the town, due to “mechanical” problems. […]
Vans Hi-Standard snowboard jam Jan. 12 in Barrie
BARRIE — Snowboarders with cash can cash in if they don’t crash at Horseshoe Mountain. The Vans Hi-Standard Series kicks off its world tour Jan. 12. It challenges snowboarders to showcase creative expression in a fun […]
‘New’ Boston Pizza re-opens in Gravenhurst after being closed 9 months for renos
Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com GRAVENHURST — The “new” Boston Pizza has reopened after almost nine months closed. It served up its first pie the Friday before Christmas. Ever wonder how BP got its name? Well, […]
Bryson Taylor first 2019 baby born at Huntsville hospital Jan. 2
HUNTSVILLE — The first baby born in Muskoka this year is from the the Parry Sound District. Muskoka Algonquin Hospital says Bryson Taylor is the first baby born in 2019 at the Huntsville District Memorial […]
Kids and cops score 350 items for Manna Food Bank
BRACEBRIDGE — While grocers and big box stores have had cop cars parked out front this month for annual “Fill a Cruiser” Christmas charity collections, a fun event featuring Cops and Kids raised more than […]
Holiday cheer for babies born at Christmas time
BRACEBRIDGE — The first born in 2019 will start a new life and new year with some more cool stuff. It’s not exactly frankincense, gold and myrrh, but the plush toys will no doubt be […]
Flu can take you by surprise: are you ready?
SIMCOE MUSKOKA — You’ve probably got it or know somebody who has. And good luck to you both. Debilitating colds with sneezing and running noses are a start to a full-fledged, onset of the flu […]
Ontario looks to loosen rules on sale of booze
QUEEN’S PARK — Doug Ford’s strapped government is looking to the sins of a few to help bail out a province deep in debt. Ontario is inviting consumers and businesses to share their views on […]
Orillia Silver Band Sleigh Bells & Brass Concert Dec. 16 at 2 p.m.
ORILLIA — Sleigh Bells & Brass. Now that has a nice ringing sound to it. And it can be yours this Sunday, Dec. 6 at the Orillia Opera House when the Orillia Silver Band breaks […]