Tony Reynolds

What others discard Lawrence and Lucy Kristan transform into award-wining pieces that celebrate the natural world.

A closer look at how four crucial watersheds shaped the communities of this region, and led to its moniker.

A checkerboard of roads should make navigation straightforward, but in Headwaters, survey quirks, naming oddities and nature’s whims can challenge both drivers and GPS apps.

Why is remembering veterans important? For Kirkwood, it has to do with the next generation understanding the sacrifices that were made.

A Mono gardener’s remarkable selection of plants pushes the boundaries of what will grow successfully in Headwaters.

The Dufferin County Forest and other municipally run tracts were created to manage resources and protect the environment. They are also the perfect place for a walk.

A primer on the top home designs that captured the fancy of early settlers in Caledon, Dufferin and Erin.

This volunteer extraordinaire gives her time and energy to seniors groups, festivals and events, the library, the local theatre and more.

Orangeville dog trainer Melanie Chin’s days include private lessons for canines who need help staying calm in public, and group sessions for current and future service dogs on how to help their humans.

With a keen eye for detail, Mike Brooks oversees the process of brewing the fine craft ales and lagers that are a hallmark of the GoodLot brand.

So, you want to build an addition on your country property? Be prepared to become an expert in zoning and building permits – as well as the needs of your local conservation authority.

As organizers, musicians and fans gear up for the 20th Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival in June, they reflect on the profound power of filling a small town with big sounds.

Rapinder Kaur built a therapy practice around encouraging children, and adults, to listen to the wisdom of their inner artists.

For these two active 87-year-olds, giving back to the community has been a lifetime commitment.

A new exhibition at the Museum of Dufferin honours the history of service by veterans from Orangeville, Mono, Mulmur and more.

For Catherine Adair, Evolve Caledon’s tagline – Shift to Thrift – is a mission.

Field botanist Lisa Riederer painstakingly inventories trees, shrubs and groundcover plants for Credit Valley Conservation.

“How could I not help those animals that don’t have a voice?”