In The Hills

Learn more about the Avro Arrow, sing along to carols and brush up on your Canadian art history.

Magazines are absorbed in an order and at a pace which suits the individual.

A preview of the Headwaters Arts Festival and Show.

Must listen to stories, groove to cross currents, celebrate the Lorne Scots and chow down on a turkey supper.

Ads about local products and services work hand-in-hand with editorial to paint a full picture of life in the hills.

Must listen to the Heritage Music Festival, must float around Island Lake, must attend the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride and must shop local.

“The magazine is gorgeous … we are thrilled with our first experience. It created quite a buzz.”

Must learn about deer, discover Mulmur, see the fire within, celebrate the horses and run for your life!

Must fish, reach out, see, explore and listen!

Must fiddle, listen to opera, tour on a bike or bus and look at maps.

The most eye-catching ads are visually balanced with a dominant focal point.

Must ogle delphiniums, check out Beds, Booze & Busy Bodies at the museum and must attend Authors in the Hills of Mulmur Festival.

The size of In The Hills means there is fully 60% more space – and impact – for our advertisers’ full, half and quarter page ads than in conventionally-sized magazines.

“I’m Your Fan” by Allan Boers. Part of the photography show Auto Exposed: A Snap from the Past to a Shot of the Future.

Share your best homemade fare with In The Hills online – and win a meal out on us!

Oven roasted honey garlic chicken wings make a great appetizer or main – serve with carrot and celery sticks or a salad.

Serving size depends how big your heart is!

63% of In The Hills readers report they have gathered more information about a product or service advertised in the magazine.