Christmas break is quickly approaching, and cold weather is quickly becoming our new normal.

The life of a student can be overwhelming at times; students must manage grades, perhaps a job or sports, as well as a variety of other commitments that can leave anyone needing words of encouragement.

On Wednesday, October 24, 2018, students of St. Dominic Catholic Secondary School (DOM) in Bracebridge who had achieved 80% or better in the previous year were celebrated at the annual Honour Roll Breakfast.

Teens wait for years to get their license to drive. It represents newfound freedom where anything is possible - it is a huge milestone.

Hockey - our nation's pride and joy. It seems as if everyone wants to play this sport that is ingrained in Canadian culture and identity.

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At St. Dominic Catholic Secondary School (DOM) in Bracebridge, the classroom is not only a place for learning core subjects, but to prepare students for life in an ever-changing technological society. DOM students have the edge because every student is given a Chromebook to use for the school year.

Every athlete knows the importance of practice and conditioning. Whether it be on the court, on the field or on the rink, every second counts. Not many athletes get the opportunity to train for their sport and receive a high school credit, let alone two, but the Hockey Canada Skills Academy at St. Dominic Catholic Secondary School in Bracebridge allows hockey players to do just that.

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Young women, girls and non-binary youth navigate multiple forms of violence every day. YWCA Canada and its member associations across the country believe that everyone is part of the solution to end violence. In this video, participants from the 2017 Muskoka Youth Summit share what they believe is #NOTokay and what to do when you see it happening. Everybody. Everyday. Say it's #NOTokay.