Anthony Jenkins

What happens in Bee City stays in Bee City.

Orangeville’s festival promises to “saturate the air with poetry.”

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.

What makes your old family heirlooms or bric-a-brac museum-worthy? It’s all in the story they tell.

These transformers smash enemies of the ecosphere to fertilizer.

It’s a weekend morning ritual all over the hills — friends meeting friends at their local café. At Gabe’s in Caledon East, the usual crowd convenes.

Hunters, range shooters, collectors – they’re part of rural culture. But with gun violence making headlines, gun enthusiasts are mostly choosing to lie low, and some residents are wondering how safe our countryside really is. Anthony Jenkins decided to find out.

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

We play municipal seniors’ pickup hockey for the exercise, the banter, the camaraderie and the sheer joy of the game.

For Anthony, a goalie’s most important skill is “staying square to the puck.”

Each November, military medals get a crisp autumn airing in the hills and across the country. Behind each is a story. Here are four of them.

Anthony Jenkins on how he dove into beekeeping head first – and emerged (relatively) unscathed.

They come rain or shine, May through October, to mingle with friends and neighbours.

Meet the good folks who get you home when your car won’t.