Parry Sound News

The streets of Parry Sound could get quieter in the future, depending on the cost.

Building on last year's major success story the 2000 Sportbike Rally by Honda roars into its 18th year.

Parry Sound-Muskoka's member of provincial Parliament says the three-month DriveTest strike is unfair to people living in rural areas and the province should step in to end it.

Another piece of the puzzle has been added to bring the Canadore College campus to Parry Sound.

Muskoka communities cash in on G8 Prime Minister Stephen Harper, right, walks with local MP Tony Clement before making the G8 announcement in Huntsville, Ont., in June 2008.

The H1N1 flu wave has crested here and vaccination clinics are now open to everyone.

The S.S. Norisle, a 215-foot-long steamship owned by the Township of Assiginack on Manitoulin Island, has not cruised the Great Lakes in almost 35 years.

After pulling an all-nighter, the Children's Aid Society Nipissing and Parry Sound unionized staff and management reached an agreement.

It was awarded $11 million in funding to repave its runway and renovations are already finished, but North Bay still doesna t know if its airport will be used during the G8 Summit in June.

If a young offender acknowledges guilt for a minor crime, court may soon not be the only option.

Striking unionized Vale Inco workers from Sudbury descended on Parry Sound Tuesday.

Two nurses at Medical Associates demonstrate how they use their electronic health records to organize H1N1 flu vaccinations last week.

A London man is homebound for the next eight months after pleading guilty to several charges related to an assault in June.

Council has admitted it was wrong and is making it right. On Tuesday night Parry Sound Mayor Richard Adams introduced a motion to return Belvedere Avenue back to a two-way street.

Canada's controversial long-gun registry is one step closer to being abolished, following a Wednesday vote in the House of Commons.

The Annual Walk for Community Safety was led by Stephanie Silvestri, left, Anne Harrison of Esprit Place, and Emily Harrison, 3, and followed by the Min We We Singers who drummed throughout the walk.

Authors that is. Lots of them. They took over the front seating of the Charles W. Stockey Centre while a select four from among them read from their most recent works during the local edition of the International Festival of Authors Sunday.

The slowdown in the H1N1 vaccine rollout may frustrate Canadians looking for a flu shot, but provincial and local health authorities see an opportunity in the problem.

Parry Sound needs to add to the levels of care available to its seniors. To best way to meet the needs of the fast-growing population segment, according to Lakeland Long-Term Care administrator Len Fabiano, is by building a low-income supportive care home on hospital property, then converting some beds within the Lakeland facility into long-term ...

Dianna Allen was acclaimed as the federal NDP candidate for Parry Sound-Muskoka last week.