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Georgian College will shut down its Bracebridge campus in August 2026, moving programs to Barrie

Competitions will be taking place throughout Muskoka

Bracebridge is reminding residents that town services, remain available online and in-person during the Canada Post strike.

16-year-old slalom canoe racer Ryker Harris has been named a finalist in RBC Training Ground, the Canadian Olympic Committee’s talent search program.

The municipality will start with 3 electric vehicles

A record-setting donation in honour of Bob Hutcheson will help build the new hospital in Huntsville

Magnetawan is expropriating land at the town’s four corners for a new grant-funded public space

Residents may notice extra fire trucks in the area

Huntsville faces over $2 million in projected costs to maintain and repair the historic Brunel Lift Locks,

Despite staff concerns, Huntsville councillors secured District approval to cut rural residential lot sizes.

The town wants to know your priorities

The River Mill Park ice rink will be operated each year without further approval, boosting community events and tourism.

Their debut single “My Cologne” drops October 31, leading into a fall tour and new album.

Cape Breton folk duo Madison Violet is returning to Huntsville for a farewell performance on October 26 at the Algonquin Theatre.

A 26 year old was charged with uttering threats

New music from Gorillaz, Stink Amos, Big Wreck, The Glorious Sons and Harm & Ease

A new documentary explores Ozzy’s life, career, and final days, revealing the man behind the “Prince of Darkness.”

the rock legends will reunite for two farewell concerts at London’s O2 Arena giving fans one last chance to experience their iconic sound live.

New music from Shaboozey, Molly Tuttle, Goldie Boutillier, Cheap Trick and The Struts

A newly uncovered note reveals the late icon’s eclectic musical tastes, and highlights the songs he valued most from his own catalogue.

"Released in 1984, Don Henley’s The Boys of Summer still resonates decades later, blending rock and electronic sounds into a timeless reflection on love, loss, and fading youth."

The run is expected to top over $50,000 for cancer research

The radiothon helped raise over a month of care

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