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1 in 100 people are affected
The 17th annual Muskoka Trek for Tourette was held Sunday at Kerr Park in Bracebridge.
Twenty-one walkers raised nearly $2,300 to support Tourette Canada’s work in education, research, and local services.
The event is part of a nationwide effort, with participants also trekking in their own communities.
Tourette Syndrome affects about one in 100 Canadians, causing motor and vocal tics.
Donations are still open at tourette.ca/trek.
Man impersonating a police officer charged with child sexual assault
OPP say the man impersonated a police officer at a local resort
Muskoka Novel Marathon celebrates 25th Anniversary
The marathon is accepting registration for this year's event which runs in July
Huntsville seeks input on draft MHP strategic plan
The deadline to provide feedback is April 17th
Sunshine list shines bright in Huntsville
Over 27 staffers hit the list in Huntsville, making more than $100,000
Man charged after creating a disturbance at school
The man was in breach of recognizance
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at Casino RamaThe hunt is open to ages 10 and under You will need to bring your own basket or egg carrying device Dress for the weather. It is all outdoors. Winter clothing...
at Bracebridge Fairgrounds
Saturday, April 4 is our next TeenTweenScene at 10:30am at the library. Join us with special guest Brenda Rawlings making Easter watercolours
at Burk's Falls, Armour & Ryerson Union Public Library
All are welcome to join us in celebrating Easter Week 2026 at Trinity United Church 33 Main St. E, Huntsville. We look forward to seeing you!
at Trinity United ChurchApril 5, 2026 12:00 pm 88 Brunel Road, Huntsville, Ontario
at Muskoka Heritage Place
Sawdust City Brewing Co. Tuesday, April 7, 2026 Starts at 7:00 PM Free to play (with food and beverage purchase recommended)
at Sawdust City Brewing Company,
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