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Bracebridge OPP Responded To 27 Collisions On Thursday
Motorists experienced their first taste of winter weather on Thursday, October 20, 2022 when a storm came through delivering an accumulation of wet snow...
Bracebridge Unveils New Public Art Sculpture In Memory Of Miles Hammond
Mayor Rick Maloney and members of Council joined the Hammond family to unveil a memorial sculpture at the Black Bridge with artist, Hilary Clark...
Driver Taken To Hospital With Minor Injuries After Collision In Gravenhurst
Bracebridge OPP had closed Highway 11 southbound lanes at Doe Lake Road in Gravenhurst for a single vehicle collision involving a tractor trailer unit...
Have Your Say On Orillia’s First Strategic Plan For Public Art
The Art in Public Places Committee (APPC) is seeking input from stakeholders to support the development of the City of Orillia’s first Art in...
Local COVID-19 Community Risk Level Moves From Moderate To High
As of Thursday, October 20, 2022, the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU) has moved the region’s current overall COVID-19 Community Risk Level from...
Drug Trafficking Charges For A Gravenhurst Resident
On October 18, 2022, Bracebridge OPP were conducting general patrols within the Town of Gravenhurst and stopped a vehicle on Veteran's Way for a...
Muskoka Non-Profit Collaborates With Scientists From Around The World
Water fleas, or Daphnia, could provide an important early warning system for chemical pollution in our lakes and rivers. Friends of the Muskoka Watershed...
Bracebridge Brush Disposal Fees Temporarily Waived In Wake Of Powerful Storm
Yesterday, Bracebridge experienced the first winter storm of the season. Along with challenging driving conditions, many community members experienced lengthy power outages. Today, while...
Several Shampoo Products Recalled In Canada Over Cancer Risk
Benzene is classified as a human carcinogen. Exposure to benzene can occur by inhalation, orally, and through the skin and it can result in...
Ontario Paying Parents Up To $250 Per Child To Catch Up...
Stephen Lecce, Minister of Education, announced next steps on Ontario’s Plan to Catch Up, anchored by the government’s commitment to keep students in class...
