Temporarily Forever Mine
The town offers weekend service in the spring
The Town of Huntsville has announced the opening of the Brunel Locks for the 2025 season, beginning tomorrow. The locks provide access to over 80 kilometres of connected waterways throughout the region.
Operating hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with weekend service in spring and fall, and daily operation from Canada Day to Labour Day.
Fees are $14.69 per single lock-through or $113 for a season pass. Payments can be made online at huntsville.ca.
Environment Canada warns of severe heat wave
Humidex values will soar into the 40's for the next few days
Late night disturbance leads to impaired charges
Police were called to Arrowhead Park
Driver caught doing 197km/hr on Hwy 11
The driver was charged with stunt driving and had their vehicle impounded
Muskoka's Pride celebrations begin July 18th
The celebrations include events throughout Muskoka
Huntsville and Lake of Bays operate as separate fire depts.
The shared administration agreement ended earlier this month
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