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Innocents in the Woods

How a city couple learned to love gumboots.

Nov 22, 2016
Pam Purves

A Puzzling Conclusion: Winter 2016

Between Rosemont and Belwood, something for a stormy night and Silas Renarm raises eyebrows in Palgrave.

Nov 22, 2016
Ken Weber

To Serve and Collect

An ode to the army who enables our green conscience and takes out the trash.

Sep 16, 2016
Jeff Rollings

The Granddaddy of the Blue Box

The best thing about the blue box is how widely accepted the concept has become and it started right here in Ontario, Canada.

Sep 16, 2016
Jeff Rollings

Peel Integrated Material Recovery Facility

Hundreds of truckloads of baled recycling materials are shipped out of the Peel Integrated Material Recovery Facility each week to industries who use them in manufacturing.

Sep 16, 2016
Jeff Rollings

Big Bins, Big Bother

My new four-foot-tall recycling bin toppled on its side, sending cereal boxes, newspapers and yogurt containers blowing in all directions.

Sep 16, 2016
Tralee Pearce

In Defence of Meadows

Too often belittled as “idle” land awaiting development – or “rescued” by reforestation – meadows deserve the same protection and respect as our woodlands and wetlands.

Sep 16, 2016
Don Scallen

Face to Face with World War I

Charles Ernest Thomas, private, 3rd Field Company, Canadian Engineers

Sep 16, 2016
Ken Weber

The Art of Fall

A preview of the Headwaters Arts Festival and Show.

Sep 16, 2016
In The Hills

Deep Water Wood

History in the Making. For these furniture designers, style and story go hand in hand.

Sep 16, 2016
Kristi Green

Frozen Food Heats Up

Put a Chef in Your Freezer! Locally made prepared foods make frozen dinners a hot option when there’s no time to cook.

Sep 16, 2016
Janice Quirt

Saddle Up and Savour the Wild Harvest

Ride along and learn about foraging on horseback in the hills.

Sep 16, 2016
Derek French