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Join us on Friday, February 6 at 3:00 p.m. EST at the Port Carling Community Health Hub (147 Medora Street, Port Carling) to officially welcome Dr. Brenda Martin Medicine Professional Corporation to the Township of Muskoka Lakes.

In these Council and Committee Highlights you will find a monthly digest of featured news and updates coming out of the Council and Committee meetings.

This accreditation signifies exceptional capabilities in providing reliable and effective water supply operations in areas without hydrant infrastructure. Reduced property insurance rates may apply to residents in rural areas. Contact your insurance provider to explore potential insurance benefits associated with the accreditation.

A virtual Information Session will take place on January 26, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom. Additional opportunities to engage including 1-on-1 conversations and an online survey are outlined here.

Snowy days bring even more ways to enjoy Muskoka Lakes. From serene winter walks to shared ice time with friends and family, your ultimate guide to Winter Fun in Muskoka Lakes is here.

Think Twice Before You Step on Ice. Recent warm temperatures followed by colder weather have created unpredictable and unsafe ice conditions across lakes and waterways.

Public Works crews have made significant progress clearing and treating roads throughout the Township, helping to restore safer travel conditions and allowing for the declaration to be lifted. Regular winter maintenance and monitoring will continue on all Township roads.

The Township of Muskoka Lakes thanks residents for their patience and cooperation during the event. While conditions have improved, winter weather can change rapidly, and motorists are reminded to continue exercising caution when travelling.

The Significant Weather Event, declared on December 28, 2025, remains in effect for all Township roads throughout Muskoka Lakes.

Public Works crews are on the roads; however maintenance is expected to take longer due to the current severe conditions.

During this Significant Weather Event, residents are advised to avoid all unnecessary travel on roads, until further notice.

The Township of Muskoka Lakes has declared a Significant Weather Event for all Township roads throughout Muskoka Lakes, effective immediately.

The declaration is due to Freezing Rain and Winter Storm Warnings issued by Environment Canada, forecasting weather conditions that are expected to impact road maintenance operations. 

Learn more about Significant Weather Events on our website.