Hump De Bump
1 in 100 people are affected
The 17th annual Muskoka Trek for Tourette was held Sunday at Kerr Park in Bracebridge.
Twenty-one walkers raised nearly $2,300 to support Tourette Canada’s work in education, research, and local services.
The event is part of a nationwide effort, with participants also trekking in their own communities.
Tourette Syndrome affects about one in 100 Canadians, causing motor and vocal tics.
Donations are still open at tourette.ca/trek.
Chester the Bear stolen in Bracebridge
Chester was stolen from Storybook Trail
Thieves hit Bracebridge Toy Store
The break in took place overnight on Tuesday
Gravenhurst man charged with impaired
The driver had been the subject of an earlier traffic complaint
Voter information cards in the mail for Bracebridge residents
The town says contact them if you don't receive yours by October 14
MAHC appoints new Chief of Staff
Dr. Whynot has been with the MAHC since 2018
Grab your clubs and gather your team for Community Living Huntsville’s Mulligans & Mischief Golf Classic.
at Deerhurst Resort Lakeside Golf Course
Help crown the 2026 Food Truck Wars champion – one bite at a time.
Help us build a new library! Bid on a beautiful hand-made quilt in our silent auction, September 15-December 10. Place your bids in the library.
at Burk's Falls, Armour & Ryerson Union Public Library
Musical production presented by Theatre Muskoka and Constellation Theatre Co.
at Rene M. Caisse Memeorial TheatrePublic Q&A session to the Candidates running in the upcoming municipal election
at Oxtongue Lake Community Centre
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