Hell Together
Each school will receive around $5,700
Tim Hortons’ Smile Cookie campaign has raised more than $45,000 for public schools in the Huntsville area.
Tim Horton’s store owner Jennifer McFadyen says over 17,000 cookies were sold during the April 28 to May 4 fundraiser, generating $34,000 for six Huntsville elementary schools and nearly $11,000 for Evergreen Heights in Burk’s Falls.
Each Huntsville school will receive around $5,700 for items like outdoor gear, field trips, and nutrition programs.
Fire Danger Rating set to HIGH in Muskoka
Residents and visitors are urged to avoid any kind of outdoor fire
OPP urge safer driving ahead of Canada Road Safety Week
The traffic blitz starts today
Two impaired drivers arrested within minutes
Both drivers were arrested in the early morning hours on Sunday
Lake of Bays forms new accommodation tax task force
50% of funds will be used to promote the area
Wildland fire destroys structures and vehicles
Four fire depts. battled the wildfire
A great way to kick off the summer season and spend a Saturday on the river.
at River Mill Park
A Rootin Tootin time! Join the Almaguin Pride Network on Saturday May 17 at the Northridge Inn for a night of live entertainment
at Northridge Inn & Resort
Join the Almaguin Pride Network on Saturday May 17th from 7-11pm at the Northridge Inn
at Northridge Inn & Resort
Canadiana Musical MATINEE/EVENING at Casino Rama Resort.
at Casino Rama
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