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Library service at the Bracebridge Public Library began in1908 when the original Carnegie building was constructed. The 2,800 sq. foot Muskoka stone structure was expanded to 8,400 sq. feet in 1984 with an addition that maintained the heritage character of the building while allowing for improved service and collection space. The Library will mark 100 years of service to the community during its centennial in 2008. In 1998, Bracebridge Public Library opened a Branch Library at the Fenbrook Medium Security Institution. It serves the reading and information needs of the inmates and staff, mirroring community library services and standards.

The Muskoka Travel Service Team is proud to work tirelessly to provide you with the best vacations possible. We offer a range of options for all travelers whether you are looking for an afternoon escape to the city, a weekend fling, a holiday getaway or a globetrotting adventure! Our tour groups routinely eat at the best restaurants, stay at the nicest hotels and see the biggest attractions that their destination has to offer. All of our tours include luxurious motor coach transportation.

For the last fifteen years, Summer Water Sports has established itself as Canada's biggest, Canada's best water sports company!

Our many leagues offer a variety of play for members. If you are looking for just a social game we have it. If you want a more competitive game we have that too! Play one game a week or as many as you like!See what is going onaround our club. See pictures from our various social events, leagues and bonspiels. Get information on up-coming bonspiels and events.From age 9 to over 90! This game is for all ages and skill levels. We offer many membership packages to suit your play or time commitment.

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Tom Harsanyi is a real estate broker in Muskoka who specializes in waterfront recreational properties, residential and investment/development properties. Call now for more information!

The Downtown Huntsville BIA, like other Ontario BIAs, is municipally legislated. Our main source of funding is an additional property tax levy paid by commercial property owners (falling within our designated geographic area). Because the BIA levy money is used directly towards improvements in the business community that pays for it, you might even call it a self-help program designed to stimulate business growth. In the Downtown Huntsville BIA our funds are directed towards streetscape improvements, beautification efforts (such as Christmas lighting, flower planting), downtown marketing and promotions, community events, and our Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery project, and more.Even though times have changed since 1970, the need for BIAs is just a strong as it was when Bloor West Village was formed. Bloor West Village was facing a drop in customers when the subway system replaced the street trolleys. Their situation was compounded with a proliferation of shopping malls blossoming on the outskirts of the city, where customers were drawn to climate controlled shopping and free parking.