Politics

ORILLIA — Parks Canada advises that re-installation of the Samuel de Champlain statue as part of the monument in the City of Orillia’s Couchiching Beach Park has been deferred to allow for additional progress on […]

Please find attached a letter to the editor from the North Simcoe Muskoka & District Labour Council (NSMDLC) regarding funding for municipalities at this challenging time. As the recognized voice for workers and their families […]

Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com GRAVENHURST — While the rest of the world is tearing down statues and disowning historic figures, a group of Gravenhurst residents finds no trouble with a founding father. Monday’s civic holiday […]

Mary Storey | Special to MuskokaTODAY.COM Ed. note: Remarks for opening of Ditchburn Bay Heritage Garden GRAVENHURST — Today, we have a few less people than were gathered on a cold day of November 13, […]

Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com GRAVENHURST — Call it civic pride with a ride. As far as neighbourhood improvements go, few have the history of the Ditchburn Bay Boathouse Association. Affectionately known around town as the […]

Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com MUSKOKA LAKES — Broadband is essential infrastructure. Here’s proof. During yesterday’s online presentation by Muskoka Lakes Chamber of Commerce executive director Norah Fountain, to the standing committee on finance and economic […]

Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAY.com MUSKOKA — This summer it’s refuse they can refuse. With a dearth of jobs — and more unemployed receiving CERB and EI — it’s hard to believe a company can’t find […]

GRAVENHURST — It’s sill a waiting game. As Stage 3 openings continue, many barriers to active living are slowly returning to new norms. Fences are down on some public facilities and a few remain. Like […]

PORT SEVERN — You can briefly water your lawn and garden — but other water uses such as filling the kiddy pool are restricted here. Effective immediately, watering restrictions are in effect for the west […]