Media Releases

Town of Bracebridge cemeteries are now closed for the season. No interments or monument installations will take place. Cemeteries will re-open once the weather permits in the spring of 2026.

Starting today, Bracebridge Transit riders can manage transit fare card balances and monthly passes online through the new UseTransit portal. This enhancement will empower passengers with a faster, simpler, and more flexible experience.

The Muskoka Small Business Centre (MSBC) is excited to unveil its refreshed brand and newly redesigned website, marking an exciting new chapter in how the organization supports and connects with entrepreneurs across Muskoka.

The Town of Bracebridge’s Public Works team is ready for colder temperatures and the winter months ahead. Crews work diligently to ensure municipal roads, sidewalks, walkways and parking lots remain safe for motorists and pedestrians.

With the Toronto Blue Jays just one win away from a World Series championship, the Town of Bracebridge is stepping up to the plate to show support for Canada’s team. Today, Mayor Rick Maloney unofficially declared that, for the remainder of the World Series, Bracebridge will be known as “JaysBridge”, a playful nod to the national excitement surrounding the Blue Jays’ incredible postseason run.

From November 1 to 7, the Town of Bracebridge and Bracebridge Fire Department are recognizing Carbon Monoxide (CO) Awareness Week, reminding residents to understand the risks of CO and take steps to keep their homes and families safe.

Due to the ongoing postal service disruptions, the Town of Bracebridge will not be mailing annual statements to property owners enrolled in the pre-authorized payment (PAP) plan for property taxes.

The festive spirit is coming to Bracebridge with the return of the Holiday Market on Saturday, November 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year, the market will be held in its new home, the Proline Rentals Fieldhouse at the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre, offering a larger, open space for local artisans, crafters, and shoppers to come together.

The Town of Bracebridge is excited to announce that the community has chosen a name for the new bear sculpture at the Woodchester Storybook Trail, introducing Chester.

On Saturday, October 18, the Town of Bracebridge recognized and celebrated community members for their contributions at the Community Recognition Awards in the Muskoka Leon’s Auditorium.