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RCMP hiring drive at Georgian College in Barrie June 23 seeks men and women »
BARRIE — The Mounties may always getting their man. RCMP hiring drive Tuesday afternoon at Georgian College in Barrie. But they’re also out to get women, too, as recruits this coming Tuesday at Georgian College. Canada’s embittered federal police force……
Jun 23 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Rotary Bursary Edowment Fund celebrates success with another $25,000 donation at wine, cheese reception Thursday at Muskoka Discovery Centre »
GRAVENHURST — A celebration of educational excellence and initiative takes place Thursday afternoon at the Muskoka Discovery Centre. At a very appropriate time, the Gravenhurst Rotary Club’s Bursary Endowment Fund has received a sizeable donation from John Vail and family……
Jun 22 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Gravenhurst town inside workers ratify 5 per cent raise by end of 2020 »
GRAVENHURST — Labour peace reigns at the Town of Gravenhurst, after inside workers ratified a new contract with a five per cent raise over the next four years. At Tuesday’s town council meeting, Mayor Paisley Donaldson said in a release……
Jun 21 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Deathly start for new OPP commander Therrien as he takes over from retiring Medved »
Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAILY.com BRACEBRIDGE — Brian Therrien’s first days on the job have been a painful. Insp. Brian Therren, left, new Bracebridge detachment commander, thanks Insp. Ed Medved for his 32 years of OPP service as he retires after……
Jun 21 2017 / 1 Comment / Read More »Bethune Bistro closed due to fire regulations »
GRAVENHURST – A downtown restaurant has been ordered closed for violating fire regulations a day after failing to meet a deadline for fire code violations. Windows on the Bethune Bistro are covered, with signs blaming the town’s fire department for……
Jun 20 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Possible tornado being tracked in Central Ontario Saturday night. ‘Remember – when thunder roars, go indoors!’ »
CENTRAL ONTARIO — Environment Canada says its meteorologists are tracking a severe thunderstorm Saturday night that is possibly producing a tornado through parts of Central Ontario. This Envirnonment Canada warning interrupted TV programming Saturday night to warn of a possible……
Jun 17 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Record attendance expected for Mariposa Folk Festival July 7-9 with Barenaked Ladies, Bruce Cockburn at Tudhope Park in Orillia »
Mark Clairmont | MuskokaTODAILY.com ORILLIA — The Mariposa Folk Festival is looking for a record year in attendance. Advanced sales for the July 7-9 music fest are way up over last year, Chris Hazel, from the Festival’s office in Orillia,……
Jun 15 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Hemi heaven in Gravenhurst Saturday and Sunday in Bracebridge for annual car shows »
GRAVENHURST/BRACEBRIDGE — Keep your eyes on the road this weekend for old cars and trucks in Gravenhurst and Bracebridge. Gravenhurst Chamber of Commerce intern Illarya Ochob invites you to their 24th annual car show Saturday June 17 at Gull Lake……
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Bifocals Concert Band kicks off Music on Barge season June 18 with tribute to Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper album 50th anniversary »
GRAVENHURST — Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band when Music on the Barge returns for another season Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. The Gravenhurst Bifocals Band kicks off the popular summer season at Gull Lake……
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Mother knows best as Opera House’s Summer Theatre season opens June 14 with Robin Clipsham in Old Wives’ Tales »
By Bryan Dearsley It looks like Mother was right after all. And no Mother was ever more right than the one played so magnificently by Robin Clipsham in the Gravenhurst Opera House’s 2017 Muskoka Summer Theatre production of Old……
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »GHS presents two plays Sunday, Monday nights: ‘She Kills Monsters’ and ‘Action News’ »
GRAVENHURST — Fantasy, fun — and more. That’s Gravenhurst High School Sunday and Monday night, as they present a play called “She Kills…
Jun 17 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Missing Huntsville woman being sought by police concerned about her wellbeing »
HUNTSVILLE — Provincial police in Huntsville are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing female from Huntsville. Susan Fisher, 36, was last…
Jun 17 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Ike Kelneck great friend, nature lover will be missed »
Dear Editor: Recently I attended a celebration of life for Ike Kelneck and brought yellow-green roses as a sign of respect besides a sympathy card. By the…
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Parking passes promote tourism, economic development in Tiny »
Dear Editor: I have been coming to Midland, Tiny Township and Wasaga Beach for over a month now — and also since I was a small child —…
Jun 14 2017 / 1 Comment / Read More »Huntsville builders invited to town building information sessions June 30, Aug. 4 »
HUNTSVILLE — Building officials here offering two building information sessions this summer. Residents who are interested in learning more about the building process, how to obtain…
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Elderberries end season at Anglican Church June 18 with director Tillson’s final performance »
GRAVENHURST — Following their two successful performances at the legion last weekend, the Elderberries choir has one more concert this Sunday afternoon, 2 p.m., at the…
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Canada 150 in Walker’s Point, come ring old school bell July 15 »
WALKER’S POINT — The summer celebration of the Walker’s Point Community Library is being expanded this year to recognize our 150 years as Canada. And to…
Jun 14 2017 / No Comment / Read More »Road closures: June 7 Gravenhurst; June 12 Huntsville »
MUSKOKA — Two road closures to report. In Gravenhurst, the south entrance off Hwy. 11 NB will be closed overnight Wednesday June 7 as paving continued…
Jun 7 2017 / Comments Off on Road closures: June 7 Gravenhurst; June 12 Huntsville / Read More »$2,650 in fines for Carling Township man charged with trapping wolves, coyotes out of season »
PARRY SOUND — A Carling Township man has been fined a total of $2,650 for trapping violations. Mark Crocker pleaded guilty and was fined $2,500 for…
Jun 5 2017 / Comments Off on $2,650 in fines for Carling Township man charged with trapping wolves, coyotes out of season / Read More »Fire at Bush Company Bar & Grill in Dwight causes $15,000 damage Monday »
DWIGHT — Fire crews from Lake of Bays responded to an alarm activation at the Bush Company Bar & Grill on Hwy 35 in Dwight…
Jun 5 2017 / Comments Off on Fire at Bush Company Bar & Grill in Dwight causes $15,000 damage Monday / Read More »