Show Notes
On this episode, Mayor Maloney sits down with Leah Walker and Tammy Selkirk from the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation to talk about their involvement in supporting health care in the community.
Then, Cathy Janke, Recreation Manager, stops by to tell Mayor Maloney about the RZone, a new policy that encourages safe, inclusive spaces for everyone using Town-facilities, parks, programs, and events.
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