Parry Sound News

The more people who know CPR, the more lives can be saved. That's the message Sharon Montgomery-Greenwood, director of emergency services for the Town of Parry Sound, wants everyone to know.

Employment Insurance changes the federal government revealed this week should be setting off alarm bells in the Parry Sound area.

Algonquin Regiment mobilized 72 years ago. Algonquin Regiment recruits from Humphrey Township, August 1940.

Bracebridge Mayor Graydon Smith is making another attempt to convince Queen's Park to change its mind about excluding Muskoka from a new provincial fund for economic development.

Granite-hard resolve and solid foundations are seeing to industrial expansion in Muskoka.

Originally from Niagara-on-the-Lake, chef Brown has spent more than two decades cooking in wine-and cottage-country kitchens .

More than 50 prison workers protested outside MP Tony Clement's offices Monday morning, voicing their disapproval of closing three prisons.

James Ehnes James Ehnes, considered by many to be the top classical violinist in Canada, comes to Hamilton on May 26.

Chelsey Hennig is representing Parry Sound later this month at the Miss Northern Ontario Regional Canada pageant.

PARRY SOUND The story of a stolen dog has a happy ending. A small dog was taken out of a vehicle parked outside an Emily Street business on April 27.

The Township is looking for a volunteer from the agricultural community to represent the Township on the West Parry Sound Veterinary Services Committee.

It has been a way for the Canadian Military to give back to the Canadian public.

Two weeks ago city lawyer Alain Perron received the call he has been waiting for his whole legal career -- that he was no longer a lawyer ... no longer a lawyer because he was appointed to the role of judge serving on the provincial bench.

Seven years and two extensions later, there's still no new restaurant at the town's southend.

Wild rocks and wildflowers. Manitoulin gold on Manitoulin Island. This is a rare plant largely restricted to alvars along Lake Huron.

Military in town. The Canadian Army is in town, and the surrounding area, for training until May 10.

Normally, happy campers wonder around the Sportsman's Lodge. However, for a short period of time, the Kukagami resort was overrun by zombies.

The man behind a letter deemed too offensive by the District of Muskoka's airport advisory committee is standing firmly behind his words.

The Moose FM radio stations, including those in Huntsville, Bracebridge and Parry Sound, have been sold with 21 other Haliburton Broadcasting Group Inc.

PARRY SOUND Parry Sound has a new judge behind the bench. Justice Alain Perron replaces Justice Lawrence Klein as the Ontario Court judge as of Wednesday, April 25.