Gail Grant

Instead of rushing them to hospital, community paramedics are helping patients stay in their own home.

When it’s time to put on the brakes — for good.

This devoted Relessey Cemetery Board volunteer helps the group manages the graveyard next to the Mono church, which dates back to the 1870s.

Stones are the inspiration for Joe Burchell’s monumental works of art.

When Connie started her route, there were no street numbers in Caledon.

Fashion or comfort? Caledon friends and swimwear designers Velvet Haney and Rachel Manley believe you can have both.

And some of those changes may be for the better.

Humble beginnings for Bruce, who is considered one of lacrosse’s all-time great defensive players.

As we’re well aware, the Covid pandemic has taken a toll on both our connectivity and wellbeing, placing our social lives on semi-hold – but friends matter.

This award-winning senior writes a newsletter for more than 400 of his peers.

Vegetable grower extraordinaire Karen Hollingshead uses galvanized steel raised beds and water troughs to hold her 35 varieties of tomatoes and other gems.

After turning 70 Gail Grant found cooking a chore. Here’s how meal kits, poached eggs on toast and guilty-pleasure dinners have kept her happily fed.

Sigrid Wolm may have closed her iconic kitchen store, but she’s far from ready to retire.

Keen eyes can spot a variety of fairy abodes secreted along the pathways in Palgrave and Dufferin Forests.

Herb Hastings is an original member of the Achill Choral Society, is working on his 13th end-to-end trek of the Bruce Trail by hiking 30 to 50 kilometres every week.

Living solo in the era of Covid-19.

Somehow I thought growing old would take longer.

Originally an elementary school teacher, Brenda encouraged her students to think critically about issues, including politics.