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Rivercove rallies after unprecedented flood

HUNTSVILLE – No one expected the Big East River to spill over its banks and consume homes in the Rivercove area the way it did in April, says resident Heather Dix.

News | May 09 |  Recommended (1)

No conspiracy behind LOB flooding: MNR

HUNTSVILLE – Continued flooding in Lake of Bays has some...

Crime | May 23

Police seeking help in solving mischief case

HUNTSVILLE - Police are asking for the public’s...

Local | May 23

Muskoka feels tremors from Quebec earthquake

HUNTSVILLE - Many people like to start their holiday weekend...

Business | May 23

Winners takes it all?

HUNTSVILLE - Could we still have a Winners? Despite a...

News | May 16

KEARNEY – The graphite mine in Kearney is one big step...

News | May 15

MUSKOKA – Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare has released the...

News | May 15

LAKE OF BAYS – For nearly 20 years Don Chevalier has been a...

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Business | May 23

Council scraps Waterloo centre business plan

HUNTSVILLE - Huntsville councillors will not be dishing out cash for a business plan for the Waterloo Summit Centre for the Environment.
The business plan would have been the third phase of a...

Business | May 23

Help kids play organized sports through annual Jumpstart event

HUNTSVILLE - On May 25, the fifth annual Jumpstart Day will take place at the Huntsville Canadian Tire.  
The daylong fundraising event is the celebration of Jumpstart’s May Red Ball...

News | May 22

Huntsville resident receives top internship from New Brunswick university

HUNTSVILLE – International relations students Margaret Kromminga and Sarah McNeil, a Huntsville resident, have been selected as this year’s Mansbridge Interns at Mount Allison University. Valued at...

News | May 23 |  

Cocks stirring up trouble in Lake of Bays

Cocks stirring up trouble in Lake of Bays

LAKE OF BAYS – For years Marcy Hill and her family have raised free-range chickens on their Lake of Bays property with no issues. But a couple of roosters changed that this spring.

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Local | May 23

Nelson’s star rising with third straight MMA pro win

Nelson’s star rising with third straight MMA pro win

HUNTSVILLE - When ex-UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar was plying his trade in the rings of the WWE, he was known as “The Next Big Thing,” a moniker that followed him as he moved from...

Local | May 23

Hawks reflect on good year after crushing defeat at provincials

HUNTSVILLE - Muskoka field lacrosse players are reminiscing on a fun year while limping back after being eliminated in the Eastern finals in the Ontario Minor Field Lacrosse League.
With one win...

Local | May 23

Minor baseball groups announce merger

HUNTSVILLE - This past weekend, the boards of the Muskoka Hornets and the Huntsville Minor Baseball Association voted unanimously to merge.
The merger allows the Hornets to gain closer ties...

Local | May 23

Dance studio reaps awards at competition

Dance studio reaps awards at competition

HUNTSVILLE - Members of the JJ Dance Performing Arts Studio in Huntsville competed at the Dancefest competition held at Deerhurst Resort on May 5 to 6.
Even though it was our very first...

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News | Apr 17

Nature’s chaotic beauty captured in art show

Nature’s chaotic beauty captured in art show

HUNTSVILLE – An area artist well known for his work with Group of Seven murals will present a show of his landscape and expressionism work this weekend.

News | Apr 10

Annual concert kicks-off mental health awareness month

Annual concert kicks-off mental health awareness month

HUNTSVILLE – It is time to raise a fork and a fiddle bow for mental health awareness.

What's On | Apr 05

Team Canada hero calls Game 7 goal “greatest of my life”

Team Canada hero calls Game 7 goal “greatest of my life”

HUNTSVILLE - Paul Henderson and his wife Eleanor will speak at the 11th annual Mayors of Muskoka Prayer Breakfast on April 6.

What's On | Apr 05

Trajectories traces the artistic paths of bursary winners

Trajectories traces the artistic paths of bursary winners

BRACEBRIDGE – Trajectories, an exhibition featuring the work of 16 past recipients of the Jean E. MacDonald Student Bursary, opened at the Chapel Gallery in Bracebridge on Saturday, March 30.

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Columns | May 09

A place we can call home

A place we can call home

It’s hard to say just what makes home feel like home. It’s not like you can just pull out a spray bottle and throw some scent in the air and the feeling will begin to wash over you...

Letters | May 09

Proud of the hard work nurses do

To the Editor:

As Canadians celebrate national Nursing Week (May 6-12), I thought I...

Opinion | May 02

Doing us all proud

It is an empty, sinking feeling to hold a party and nobody shows up. You look around the empty space and wonder what went wrong, and what will you do with all that food.

Fortunately, that’s...

Letters | May 02 |  Recommended (2)

Attack ads are waste of taxpayer dollars

Editor’s Note: The following was requested to appear as a Letter to the Editor.

To Tony Clement:

Mr. Clement, I want you to know that am totally appalled by the news both...