Liz Beatty

Two Headwaters residents are working with Indigenous people on innovative programs to enhance food security in the Far North.

Displaced by war, Ukrainians are offered a place of welcome in Headwaters.

The creative minds at Theatre Orangeville were not about to be upstaged by a pandemic.

A new museum exhibit called Our Voices, Our Journeys celebrates local black history through the personal stories of a Caledon congregation’s pioneering contributions to Headwaters.

Industry veteran Eduardo Lafforgue steps into the executive director role at Headwaters Tourism armed with a bold vision for the future.

Can sharing our way of life help sustain it?

Dufferin County’s first poet laureate waxes eloquent on reclaiming the power of words and uniting our local arts community.

A beginner’s ode to getting into the ballroom dancing groove.

Each Syrian refugee settling in the hills arrives with hope for a safer life. Here we meet some of them, along with the locals who are lending hands – and hearts.

Caledon’s first ecovillage celebrates 10 years of sustainable living.

Drawing prolifically and with no limitations, McDonald delved deeply into his fascination with big-perspective, architectural subjects.

The Golden Country Classics Band keeps old-time, toe-tapping music alive in the hills.

The Big Life Lessons of a High School Play

The words “High on Art” dominate this happy mayhem, and so they should.

For these brainiacs, it’s a comic book world.

Pam McGugan’s Christmas tree is bejewelled with more than 2,000 ornaments and just as many precious memories.

For a busy Caledon art conservator, delicately recapturing the truth of an artist’s vision is a calling that combines art and science.

Midway, a squared stone tower reached up to the forest canopy. The filtered bits of light from above, the impossible green of the deep forest, the mystery of what and who…