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The greenbelt is only one part of a gutsy and massive initiative by Dalton McGuinty’s new Liberal govern-ment to overhaul land-use planning in the province.

The Group of Seven found much to inspire them in the hills and villages of Caledon. This fall, the Peel Heritage Complex mounts a major exhibition of works by the Group and their contemporaries.

Art and gardening inspire each other to superlative effect in the botanical pursuits of two local artists.

Each year, Monday Night Movies presents about a dozen films on one or two Monday nights a month from September to May.

In the hills of Erin, the idealism of the sixties morphs into practical solutions for sustainable living in the new century.

A first-person account of building a solar-heated, earth-sheltered house.

Everybody is talking about it, but can it really save us from urban sprawl?

Growth and Prosperity: Do they go together like a horse and carriage? Or is the concept just as antiquated?

Black settlers were among the first homesteaders in the hills, but little of their legacy remains.

In the face of urban sprawl, budget cuts, and provincial service transfers, local municipalities struggle to define and preserve rural values.

His Jersey cows have provided Art Bracken with a good life. And as the community changes around him, the daily routines on his Caledon farm remain the same.