A curious hockey enthusiast turns his sights to lacrosse, a sport with deep roots — and avid fans — in Orangeville

Chorus frogs are vulnerable to a who’s who of predators from ground-foraging birds, to shrews, to big spiders to small snakes.

Sugaring off is a time-honoured ritual in the hills.

Check out these seeds.

Sherri Cox, a corporate executive turned wildlife vet, takes her surgical skills on the road to aid animals in distress.

Teens get the dirt on food and farming at Erin District High School.

How a Toronto couple transformed a dilapidated house into a year-round sanctuary.

How an Orangeville mom made homemade soaps and beauty oils her business.

For most of the century before I arrived, this old house hosted a parade of smoker-drinker-carnivores who poured Paris green arsenic on their potato plants and thought cleansing of any kind was weakening.

In the snow on a soccer field in Caledon East, a rather strange family and a triangle challenge at Duffy’s school.

Slowing down, tuning in. With forest bathing, the slow movement takes to the woods.

Adam De Witte’s work can be viewed at Dragonfly Arts on Broadway in Orangeville.

Misha Dubbeld’s gracious Mono garden is a testament to 20 years of love and labour. With all that she’s learned, her latest project is conceived on a grand scale.

How the Heritage Bee Company is boosting the honeybee population in Headwaters and inspiring newbie beekeepers.

No time like the present to start working in the garden! Use these tips to clean up and get ready for new plants.

The heart-gladdening beauty of early wildflowers is a signal all is right in the woodland. Which one is your favourite?

Birdwatchers like me are notoriously nerdy, and the essence of this is a fascination with lists.

Sants Greenhouses is a sprawling five-greenhouse operation that helps beautify not just southern Ontario but all corners of North America.