How the middle class got priced out of Muskoka
31-07-2026 23:46 via cbc.ca

How the middle class got priced out of Muskoka

While Muskoka is now known for its mega waterfront mansions, cottage country wasn’t always out of reach for Toronto’s middle class. CBC’s Alejandrina Alvarez speaks to experts, cottagers and local residents about what changed.
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