Every summer weekend, somewhere between Port Carling and Huntsville, a bride’s uncle is standing on a gravel shoulder at midnight trying to get a ride back to a cottage 35 minutes from the venue. Muskoka is a spectacular place to get married and a genuinely hard place to move people. Most of the guests are driving up from Toronto or the GTA, a two- to two-and-a-half-hour trip. Once they arrive, there is no subway, ride-share thins out fast outsi…
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