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No injuries reported thanks to quick thinking and action by the bus driver. More on this story.

More context on why the Bracebridge Silver Bridge was closed and what happens next

Anthony Rota, former speaker of the house for the Liberals, speaks about Trudeau's decision to step down.

Val Hamilton gives a look at what you can do to warm up this wintry season in Muskoka

Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Scott Aitchison provides his thoughts on this recent ground-breaking announcement for the countr

We speak to local officials on what this announcement means for the future of our community

Bracebridge has lots to look forward to, including the year-long celebration of it's 150th birthday as a community. Mayor Rick Maloney speaks about the year ahead.

Canada's Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has resigned from cabinet.  We speak with MP Anthony Rota to get his reaction to the news. 

Make this season merry and bright for animals in need with the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s iAdopt for the Holidays campaign, which runs until Dec. 24. Our goal is to find loving homes for 500 animals across the province, including close to 60 long-term residents who are dreaming of spending the holidays with their new family. To give an animal the gift of a loving forever home this holiday season, visit ontariospca.ca/adopt

Learn to needle felt a portrait of Arctic fox, support Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.

The Bracebridge Library wants to bring together those who may not have family close by to celebrate the holidays with. 

The fourth annual Santa for Seniors program is underway.

In partnership with The Pines Long-Term Care Home, James Street Retirement Residence, District of Muskoka, and South Muskoka Memorial Hospital, anyone who steps foot in the library at 34 Salmon Avenue will be able to take one (or more) of the tags attached to the Christmas tree placed near the circulation desk. Patrons can choose one or more items to purchase from the list on the tag they have chosen and return the wrapped items with tags attached to the Library on or before December 16.

There's been many stories of the community coming together to show support during a difficult time with the extreme snowfall in South Muskoka. But, one story in particular involves a small but mighty crew working to reopen one of the most beloved places in Muskoka's history.