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A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2014

Try a new game at the Jolly Morphology Club, find the missing letters at the Alton Fair and can the bus hold all the passengers?

Sep 11, 2014
Ken Weber

Flight of the Tiger

For three vintage aircraft enthusiasts, slipping “the surly bonds of earth” in their restored Tiger Moth was an unforgettable experience.

Jun 17, 2014
Tony Reynolds

Three Diamond Sparrow

Stomach churning – and thrilling! My maiden flight with glider pilot Jock Proudfoot.

Jun 17, 2014
Dorothy Pedersen

Ballet on Horseback

Competition is fierce for spots on the 2015 Pan Am dressage team – and four accomplished equestrians from the Headwaters region are in the thick of the race to represent Canada.

Jun 17, 2014
Cecily Ross

Nosy in a Nice Way

Over 20 years, Headwaters House Tour has transformed the art of genteel snooping into half a million dollars of hospital funding.

Jun 17, 2014
Yevgenia Casale

The Need for Speed

We’ve been hearing about rural broadband for more than a decade. So where is it?

Jun 17, 2014
Jeff Rollings

The Value of Farmland

And what of this farmland? What is it? Is it just dirt? Is it landscaping? Can it be simply recreated?

Jun 17, 2014
Rene Van Acker

The Love Pirate

Dufferin County was briefly home to Andrew John Gibson, an Australian who became one of the most well-known con men and bigamists of the 20th century.

Jun 17, 2014
André Babyn

The Internet is Us

It has been well over a decade since the federal government promised to make broadband Internet available to all Canadians.

Jun 17, 2014
Signe Ball

Letters – Our readers write: Summer 2014

Letters published in the Summer 2014 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Jun 17, 2014
Our Readers

Douglas Brown

His body of work includes many water colours from 30 years of autumn painting expeditions to Nova Scotia.

Jun 17, 2014
Signe Ball

Our favourite picks for Summer 2014

Must volunteer, experience, visit, laugh, cry and savour.

Jun 17, 2014
In The Hills