Tag: Muskoka Tourism

Muskoka gets featured in New York Times Magazine

Community Mauricio Prado -
Muskoka was featured in a recent article published by The New York Times Magazine.

Muskoka Heritage Place opens for 2026 season

Community Hilary Hilton -
Muskoka Heritage Place officially opens for the 2026 season on May 16, welcoming visitors back for another year of heritage experiences, scenic train rides, and interactive programming.

Community invited to weigh in on Muskoka Heritage Place strategic plan

Community Hilary Hilton -
Residents are being invited to review and provide feedback on draft results that will help shape the future of Muskoka Heritage Place over the next five years.

Ontario investing more than $1.3 million to repair and upgrade RMS Segwun

Community Hilary Hilton -
The funding, being delivered through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation, aims to preserve local heritage, strengthen tourism, and support economic growth in the Muskoka region.

Muskoka Tourism wins provincial award at Ontario Tourism Summit

Community Mauricio Prado -
Muskoka Tourism was awarded the Tourism Digital Marketing Award at the Ontario Tourism Summit held Oct. 28, 29 in Ottawa. 

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Democrats claim House and Senate majorities

Elections
Democratic leaders say they have won majorities in the U.S. House and Senate after Tuesday’s midterm elections.

OPP reminding motorists of school crossing guard laws and safety

OPP
Under the Highway Traffic Act, school crossing guards are authorized to stop traffic while helping pedestrians cross roadways with speed limits of up to 60 km/h.

Two Gravenhurst women charged following wallet theft investigation

OPP
Two Gravenhurst women are facing charges following an investigation into a stolen wallet and related fraud.

Tampered candy bar reportedly found in Huntsville

OPP
Police say on Nov. 1, officers received a report that a child opened a chocolate bar and discovered a small needle or pin inside while breaking it apart.

Province investing $540,000 to help Muskoka communities improve flood preparedness

Community
The Ontario government is investing $540,000 to help communities across the District of Muskoka strengthen flood preparedness and resilience.
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