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Outdoor educator Billie Jo Reid aims to inspire enthusiasm for the environment through sketching in nature.

How does a septic system work? Learn all about this vital part of rural life and avoid a messy meltdown.

Take a stroll through the bucolic countryside by following the tracks that once connected Orangeville to Dundalk.

The importance of rest – whether napping or just taking a break – as a form of self-care.

A tranquil Caledon home inspires connecting with nature, relaxing with friends and family, gracious entertaining – and a whole lot of sports.

The true tale of a World War II four-legged soldier who found a forever home in Erin – and a posthumous honour.

Backyard chickens, blooming green roofs and farm-to-table dining – find it all in our Summer issue.

Amid growing anxiety about the rise of AI, consider our summer issue a catalogue of all the things AI can’t do.

Meet writer Alison McGill and two longtime illustrators, Shelagh Armstrong and Ruth Ann Pearce, who bring our stories to life.

Want to share your thoughts about our stories? Drop us a line – we love to hear from our readers.

Whether exploring the geometry of a dahlia or the opening petals of a rose, this Bolton painter captures the awe she sees all around her.

Kick off the season with the Dufferin Film Festival, Canada Day celebrations, summer fairs and the Northmen documentary.