In her new production, Across the Pond, singer Leisa Way steps up to the microphone to sing classics from The Beatles, Sting and Petula Clark.

Over 300 species, totalling billions of birds rely on Canada’s boreal forest as breeding grounds, some boreal birds are migrating through Headwaters during the winter months.

Our annual review of new recordings by local musicians.

Going for the big one: At the ice fishing derby on Island Lake, the lucky ones win a prize – or at least go home with supper.

How private archivist Alison Hird’s work is helping one family reflect on their personal history – and preserve it for the future.

A great many seeds tap into the mobility of birds and animals to spread themselves around.

Bolton runner Aysia Maurice holds provincial records for the 2,000-metre and 1,500-metre steeplechase, and has placed in the top 10 nationally in both events.

Swimmer Tess Routliffe is training for the Paralympic Games in Tokyo in 2020.

Mono’s Andrew McCreary studies at George Brown College in the child and youth care program with an eye to working in queer and trans healthcare.

In 2014, Ricky Schaede cofounded Club Art, an open studio for kids now at Orangeville’s Mill Street library.

Mono’s Jordyn Pallett writes an insightful blog about his life by pointing to letters on a transparent alphabet sheet.

Mono’s Jessica Mason is a Queen’s University gender studies student who also works with at-risk youth in Kingston.

Melancthon’s Coulter Baker is a professional game designer – and Sheridan educator.

Erin’s Katherine Pound attends the Manhattan School of Music, pursuing a degree in classical voice performance.

Mono’s Michael McCreary uses his stand-up to shed light on what it’s like growing up and dealing with social situations as someone with Asperger’s.

Slowing down doesn’t have to mean giving up.

Bonnie skips the garage sales, all over the hills on a cube and looking at numbers in two different ways.

Nia combines yoga, martial arts and dance.

The Globe’s tea biscuits carry more than a little Rosemont history.

When my mom asked me to bring dessert for a recent family celebration, I panicked.

The mission of the museum, theatre and magazine is to tell and preserve our community’s stories – our history, our drama and our daily lives.