Emily Dickson

Find all your favourite camps in the hills so your kids can have an amazing summer.

Let someone else do the cooking, try a sweet treat from Japan, and indulge in some scrumptious Sunday fare

Dumplings shaped like half moons start in a menu inspired by the tasty traditions – and midwinter optimism – of lunar new year celebrations.

Holiday cookies, festive tipples and tasty local gifts make it easy to eat, drink and be merry this season.

This hardworking volunteer coordinates free tax clinics that help people navigate the challenges of tax season.

Need someone to preside over your wedding nuptials? Here’s the info on finding an officiant to help you get legally wed.

As summer turns to fall, check out cool new mocktails, hot chili sauce, and savoury northern Indian street food.

It’s apple season, and we have the scoop on transforming nature’s bounty into irresistible pies.

Caribbean culture – from food to music and style – has made a home in Headwaters for newcomers from the Islands, their families and longtime residents alike.

We live in the land of hockey and lacrosse, but cricket is the world’s second most popular sport after soccer – and it’s taking hold in Dufferin County.

How a Mono nature lover transformed her swimming pool into a pond teeming with wildlife.

The long, sunny days of summer are almost here! Check out our roundup of upcoming summer camps to help you choose some fun activities for your kids.

No matter what your goal – adding shade and beauty to your property, attracting wildlife or fighting climate change – planting more trees is a good idea.

Recipients of the 2022 Community Arts Volunteer Award, Malini and Hemani were recognized for their dedication to promoting classical Indian dance, music and culture both at their school and in the community at large.

Shelburne resident Althea Alli is the driving force behind Shelburne’s multicultural events, and the Dufferin County Multicultural Festival.

Why the obsession with organizing is growing and what we’re looking for under all that mess

Theatre Orangeville’s technical director, Lisa Lahue, gets her hands dirty as she helps create the imagined worlds that enchant theatregoers.