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Rental of the week: A family-friendly Muskoka cottage with a hot tub and an outdoor fire pit
Location: Baysville, Ont. Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 4 Guests: 10 Minimum stay: 2-7 nights Rate: From $786/night About the property This Scandi-style cottage on Ril Lake featuring five bedrooms and four bathrooms is ideal for … Continued
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A new dog breed has been officially recognized! Meet the Danish-Swedish Farmdog
In an exciting kick off to 2025 for canine lovers everywhere, the American Kennel Club has announced the world’s newest recognized dog breed: the Danish-Swedish Farmdog (DSF). Reportedly cheerful, friendly, … Continued
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Renowned B.C. whale museum looking to rebuild after devastating New Year’s Eve fire
On New Year’s Eve, the sky above Telegraph Cove, B.C., burned a feverish orange. The community’s boardwalk had caught fire, quickly consuming the wooden buildings of businesses along the pier: … Continued
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These are the new rules and regulations for drivers in Ontario in 2025
Ontario is introducing new rules and regulations for motorists in 2025, including changes to the collision reporting threshold, stricter penalties for impaired driving, and switchovers to the new DriveON program. … Continued
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The Ontario government is investing $75 million in rehabilitating aging dams across the province
On December 18, Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) announced that it’s investing $75 million to rehabilitate 10 dams across the province over the next four years. The … Continued
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