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The survey is available online until June 9th
The District of Muskoka is marking National AccessAbility Week by launching a survey to gather public feedback on accessibility across its services and facilities.
The seven-question survey runs until June 9 and will help shape the District’s next Multi-Year Accessibility Plan.
Officials say the goal is to identify barriers and improve independence and access for all residents.
Details can be found at engagemuskoka.ca.
Huntsville man charged with attempted murder and other charges
The charges follow a vehicle fire where one person was airlifted to hospital
Bracebridge looking at higher tax increases in the coming years
The increases of 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 per cent each year is expected over the next decade
One person airlifted after vehicle fire
There was a large police presence in the Lake Waseosa area
Police increasing patrols around school zones
They are also reminding motorists to stop for school buses
Police increase patrols this long weekend
OPP say the Labour Day long weekend is one of the deadliest of the summer
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at Doe Lake Beach
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