Back Issues

It is difficult to know when enough is enough with a collection. But when it has taken over every available shelf, countertop and dresser, it could be time to re-evaluate.

Letters published in the WINTER 2008 edition of In The Hills magazine.

If you want to avoid catching a cold, keep your nose warm, wash your hands a lot and stay away from children.

When you look at the finished piece, it’s hard to imagine that it was once a fiery, molten liquid.

A basic tomato sauce is used as a topping for our simple cannelloni dish.

A mink can swim 30 meters underwater, dive to five meters, curl up with a clear conscience to sleep in a muskrat den after having murdered all the occupants.

“Why Die a Lingering Death of Direful Diabetes? Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cure It!”

Three puzzles to test if you are awake.

How high oil prices are affecting life In The Hills.

CLEAN, RENEWABLE AND FREE. Call it what you like, with the support of large grants and rebates for installation, Headwaters residents are pulling heat from the ground.

In Finland, masonry heaters are known as “heart of the home,” and in Russia it’s “soul of the home,” reflecting the importance they have in people’s lives.

It has been a long and costly labour of love, but Jeremy and Jordan Grant are set to unveil their landmark restoration of the Alton Mill.