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Human Burnout “The trends in Vital Signs 2007-2008 make it overwhelmingly clear that while Earth itself is almost certainly not dying, many of the planet’s ecological systems are. And the…

Letters published in the WINTER 2007 edition of In The Hills magazine.

The north wind doth blow, and all we really know, for sure, is that it will be cold and dark.

Wes can smell a story a kilometre away, and rain or shine he’ll be on the news scene.

It’s coming on winter and the weather is, to say the least, surprising. I’ve just spent the most luxurious time sitting on my front porch watching the world go by…

Rediscovering the joy of the game with a team of eight-year-olds.

Proper etiquette isn’t about adhering to dusty old rules, it’s about possessing enough social capital to feel at ease in any situation.

Jessica’s face turned red – as red as the Jell-O. Tears streamed down her cheeks.

Our annual review of new books by local authors and illustrators In The Hills.

With the publication of five books in a single year, times are good for writer Hugh Brewster. And with his recent nomination for a Governor General’s Award, the times just got better.

With piercing eyes and haunting cry, so flies the lord of the midnight sky.

For Laurie McGaw, whether it’s famous portraits, award-winning illustrations, or life in general, one word covers it: Real