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Various community officials and even citizens of Muskoka have been calling for Simcoe and Muskoka to be split up and considered differently when it comes to COVID precautions under Ontario's framework. Currently, we are in the Red Zone, more because of a rise in cases in the Simcoe part of our region. And, Doctor John Simpson, a local physician, says he believes that might be a good thing in terms of how the cases are being dealt with behind the scenes with medical professionals.

Community philanthropist and volunteer Gord Durnan has received some major recognition from the Town of Gravenhurst after he was nominated and awarded with Senior of the Year. We had a chance to chat with Gord in our Gravenhurst studio earlier today, take a look.

Restrictions as well as just fear of catching COVID are wreaking havoc on the event and entertainment industry.

Kim Rixon-Scott owner of Muskoka Party Rentals says her business has taken a massive nose dive during what would usually be a busy Christmas season.

Could you use a stack of cash to pay off some Christmas bills? Well the Rotary Club of Bracebridge wants to give you that opportunity as well as a chance to give back to the community.

Last week, we learned of the loss of a major community figure, Ray Porter. YourTV reached out to one of his closest friends, Grant Nickalls, to learn more about the man who wore many hats in our community. 

A few Huntsville business owners say they're concerned about Muskoka being dragged into the red of Ontario's COVID safety framework, because of climbing numbers in Simcoe. 

Briar Summers returns with some Christmas cheer that's sure to warm up your holiday spirit this weekend. 

The Bracebridge Chamber of Commerce is giving students a leg up in the working world while also providing local businesses with an opportunity to get some employees at a very low cost.

Yesterday, the District of Muskoka announced a paramedic had recently become infected with COVID-19. Our Samantha Johnson spoke with Paramedic Chief Jeff McWilliam today to get more on this story.

A three-letter word on the application for CERB is causing major stress for many across Canada this month. Revenue Canada is catching up with many who applied for the COVID benefit money saying they never qualified for the fund as they didn't make a NET of at least $5,000 in 2019. This means small businesses that considered their income net are being told no by the CRA due to the revenue agency considering that gross income instead. That means any money borrowed by those who didn't qualify has to be paid back by the end of 2020, or there will be big financial penalties. This is turning into a $28,000 nightmare for a charitable couple in Gravenhurst, who feel they've been cheated by the system and are now being forced into looking at alternate means of paying back, what they thought was miracle money, by the end of the year. Samantha Johnson reports.

COVID has impacted many local charities, but Free Stuff 4 Daily Needs in Gravenhurst has pushed through to continue filling the gaps by providing every day and sometimes obscure items that are really in demand by families in need at Christmas.

Huntsville Rotary Auction is reporting in an amazing turnaround with over $45,000 raised, which will be split between the Huntsville Rotary Club, the Knights of Columbus and Huntsville's cadets.