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Residents are encouraged to book in advance to get into the busy attraction
Starting January 16, Huntsville’s Arrowhead Provincial Park opens its Fire & Ice Trail for skating. The 1.3-kilometre trail is lit by hundreds of torches and surrounded by snow-covered trees.
Evening skating is Fridays and Saturdays from 6 to 9, with daytime skating daily from 9 to 5, weather permitting. Arrowhead also offers skiing, snowshoeing, ice fishing, and on-site rentals.
Book in advance at ontarioparks.ca
Muskoka Timber Mills pledges $25K to support Huntsville Hospital
The company joined the Hospital Foundation Business Cares program which help fund equipment purchases
Huntsville Curling Club celebrating 125 years
TSN will be on hand to cover Curling Day in Canada from Huntsville
Gravenhurst to begin construction on new health hub
A ground breaking will be held on January 28th
Snow lift tonight in Huntsville
The town will be removing snow in the downtown area overnight, and residents are asked to remove their vehicles from the road
Northlander to undergo route testing
The Northlander is undergoing testing and commissioning work before being released to Ontario Northland for further testing
Enjoy a tasty Lunch in Trinity United Church Hall, 33 Main St. E., Huntsville. Delicious Homemade Soups, Sandwiches, Tea/Coffee and Desserts at a great price!...
at Trinity United Church
Creative literacy activities, a FREE chili lunch, and lots of fun for all ages. In partnership with EarlyON and supported by the Friends of the Library.
at Young At Heart Senior's Centre
January 12, 13 & 14: 7:00 pm $45 All Inclusive Tickets must be purchased in person at The Great Vine, 36 Main St. East - CASH ONLY
at Huntsville BrewhouseHosted by the Corner Lighthouse Community Hub and Food Bank
at Trinity United Church
Time trial sprint races of 2, 4 and 6 dog sled teams as well as ski-joring races.
Tickets: $40+ fee Doors open at 1:30 pm Seated concert
at Jimmy Joy's Music Room
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