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Like many business, The Owl Pen Book Shop, in Bracebridge has had to close their doors due to Covid-19, but this owner has come up with a new way to help keep their business going during this difficult time.

After many weeks of closures some business are now allowed to reopen today as part of phase 1 begins, so we stopped by some local business in Gravenhurst to get their reaction as they prepare to welcome their customers back.

Rushmount Equine Sports in Severn is one of the businesses that has been hit the hardest by COVID-19 and has fallen through the cracks in terms of bailout funding being provided by the government. YourTV speaks with owner Heidi Mueller about the lengths she's taking to keep this horse farm from going under.

Planning a funeral has become a challenge for grieving families has funeral homes have had to put restrictions on funeral services due to COVID-19.

Since the Covid-19 outbreak many families are in need of food, or a good warm meal, so the 'Out of the Cold' program in Bracebridge is now offering free dinners to those in need.

Community gardens have just been added to the essential lists in Ontario, but how will that be implemented with Gardens in Muskoka?

While COVID-19 still tends to be the hot topic around most council tables, Bracebridge is taking a moment to celebrate a recent win regarding the proposed multi-use community centre. Our own Samantha Johnson spoke with Mayor Graydon Smith about this update. 

The Salvation Army in south muskoka are ensuring that those who need help, especially right now during this crisis, receive it in a safe and non-discriminatory way.

Canada's Public Health Official recommended that if you want to wear masks you should, but more for the protection of others as non-medical masks are not proven to protect you from infection, but can stop you from spreading the virus to others.