I Won't Back Down
The event showcased local talent, and raised funds for affordable housing projects for CLH
Muskoka’s Got Talent crowned its 2026 champions this weekend while raising thousands for a local cause.
Hollie Stronks took first place, followed by Noah Rattan in second and Mackenzie Lockhart in third after a night of standout performances from the Top 10 finalists.
Organizers say the show brought in an estimated $25,000 for Community Living Huntsville’s affordable housing projects.
Two youth arrested after OPP search for stolen vehicle
OPP aviation services were involved in the search for the teens in the Ravenscliffe area
Surgeries resume at Bracebridge Hospital
The MAHC report that a chiller system affecting the Operating room has been repaired
Greens host meeting today on proposed development
The province is looking to redevelop the Muskoka Centre lands in Gravenhurst
Police warn people not to jump from bridges
Police say hidden hazards can cause injury or death
Environment Canada warns of severe heat wave
Humidex values will soar into the 40's for the next few days
DATE: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 LOCATION: Wenonah II, Muskoka Steamship Cruise SHOWTIME: 6:00 pm DOORS OPEN: 5:30 pm $185
at Muskoka Steamship Cruise
An inspiring celebration of local voices returns across Muskoka - come out to enjoy the writing of talented Muskoka writiers!
at Baysville Branch, Lake Of Bays Public Library
Registration fee: $20 plus HST per participant Spectators are free July 15, 2026 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm The Stockey Centre 2 Bay Street Parry Sound
at Stockey Centre For The Performing Arts
Free cruise night. Open to classic’s & all vehicles of interest. Awards, music, door prizes & food vendors. So bring your classic’s & all vehicles of interest. ...
at Tom Thomson Park
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