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Spot songbirds like the scarlet tanager, indigo bunting, rose-breasted grosbeak, and the hooded warbler who frequent this forest.

Here in these hills, we are a car-reliant community. But driving can sometimes be overwhelming and terrifying.

How a home near Terra Cotta reflects its owners’ values – from the handcrafted furniture, quilts and art inside to the cut-flower plots outside.

Once a thriving centre of Christian revivalism, Peepabun was known for its annual camp meetings in the early 1900s.

Come face to face with tiny critters, get ready to tee off at Headwaters golf courses, and make a totally local charcuterie spread this spring.

Our patriotism is a little tucked away, but it’s right there when we need it.

Meet three talented people – photographer Bob Noble and writers Francesca Discenza and James Gerus – whose work debuts in our spring issue.

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

Inspired by landscapes and seasonal changes, this artist considers herself a ‘recorder’ of beauty.

Jump into spring with the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival, a hike for Bethell Hospice and a rubber ducky race.

People often ask me what I do for a living out here on the farm, and for the last four months the answer has been ‘I blow snow’.

A close-up look at some of the small critters that inhabit Headwaters and how their lives intersect with ours in crucial ways.