Nicola Ross

In the dark cloud of the pandemic, a silver lining for small farmers.

Looking to get outside for some fresh air? Here’s our guide to walking in Headwaters.

Inspired by Frisbee and played without referees, this field game is all about the sporting spirit.

The centuries-old sport continues to thrive and the Great Canadian Pond Spiel is a fun-filled reminder of its origin on natural ice.

Fast-paced, action-packed and sociable, badminton converts a longtime tennis player.

If you’ve never cast with a fly rod, you might expect the fly to land first. But that’s not how it happens.

“We the young have started to move.” Youth here and around the world raise a battle cry for action on climate change.

Tearing up tracks for a place to go slow.

Often called summertime curling, lawn bowling has an ancient history.

Zoe Bergermann scored her first World Cup podium finish and made her Olympic debut this year.

Orangeville’s Jeff Henrick is junior at Ohio State University, where he plays the game he honed with the Northmen here at home.

Bolton runner Aysia Maurice holds provincial records for the 2,000-metre and 1,500-metre steeplechase, and has placed in the top 10 nationally in both events.

Nia combines yoga, martial arts and dance.

Walking with poles: the fashionable walking stick morphs into essential hiking gear.

Are e-bikes cheating or are they the perfect solution for our hills? Two very different local cyclists take their e-bikes out for a spin, and weigh in on the experience.

Manpower vs horsepower: How Don Coats, the owner of Caledon Hills Cycling in Inglewood, fared using an e-bike to race his faster employee, Sean Bechtel.

A former Olympic swimmer and her Philippines-born caregiver swam together for less than a year – but the experience changed both their lives profoundly.

Otters in the Waters: The pool isn’t just for kids.