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To simplify life at work and home, this Orangeville couple created the ideal urban loft.

Ice cubes and altitudes, one minute puzzle challenge and at the livestock market in Tarbox Corners.

Gardener Liz Knowles’ passion for rare yet rugged alpine flora has transformed her Mono gardens into more than an aesthetic triumph. They’re an aide memoire of her life and travels 40 years on.

At their garden in Mono, Liz and George Knowles garden with an eye to all four seasons.

Up close and personal with some of the stars of Liz Knowles’ garden – many of them from alpine destinations in Central Asia, China and India.

These fleeting spring wetlands are factories of biodiversity. Unusual winters threaten vernal pools, as do hot, dry summers.

How to join a drumming circle and reap the benefits of drumming, which include decreasing stress and anxiety.

Whether your child loves the arts, riding, sports or campfire singing, here’s how to find the perfect summer camp in Erin, Caledon, Orangeville and area.

As a young woman, the lifelong resident of Caledon served in the Canadian Women’s Army Corps during World War II.

Among Canada’s troops at Vimy was a young poet named Christopher George Cook.

Inspiring tales from those who broke free from the rule of lawn.

A beginner’s ode to getting into the ballroom dancing groove.