Back Issues

Letters published in the Winter 2022 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Lynden Cowan’s highly detailed hyper realistic paintings require “triple-zero brushes by the boxload” to achieve.

Hit the great outdoors, take in a play or concert, and get in the holiday spirit this winter

Safely navigating the narrow, snow covered hills of Headwaters is no walk in the park, as many long-time residents attest and new arrivals quickly learn.

For this weaver, the warp and weft of life is much more than a metaphor.

Locally grown lavender, handmade pottery, leather beer holders and bold brass earrings will make great gifts to give this season.

Looking to bring colour and joy to those grey winter days? Setting up a feeder for our fine feathered friends is a mutually beneficial move.

Big flavours brighten the season! From classic bonbons and tourtière to new beers and café treats, a winter of good taste lies ahead.

When the winter wind blows and the flakes fly, snowplow operator Bruce Crawford is ready to go to work.

Enjoy an amble on the Elora Cataract Trailway, a 47km recreational route that was once the path of the Credit Valley Railway.

For many of us, as the daylight grows shorter and shorter, it’s a time to gather with friends and family.

Do you still think in a weird mix of metric and imperial? Writer Gail Grant finds that 50 years later conversion doesn’t come easily, especially if you’re in a certain age bracket.