Back Issues

“It’s one of my favourite desserts,” Patrick says, “and it’s one of our most popular desserts.”

From the first week of August onward, war news exploded onto the pages of community papers, filling them almost cover to cover.

I am lucky to say that most of the scars on my body are tiny. Each one tells a story, though.

The established trees shield the entrance to the house and provide natural shade where trillium, May apple and wild anemone flourish in the woodland garden.

Albion challenges Garafraxa, missing animal life at the Shelburne 4-H and Silas Renarm returns to Palgrave.

Wes can smell a story a kilometre away, and rain or shine he’ll be on the news scene.

A long-time Caledon resident and avid horseman, David Peterson took time to speak with In The Hills about the impact the Games and the new world-class equestrian park will have on the area.

With its purchase of the mega quarry lands, a Canadian investment firm gained control of one of the biggest single blocks of prime farmland in Ontario. Will the new landlord be better than the old?

A Memoir. Even the sound of the old ATV holds a memory of him, puttering in on it from his little house next door every morning.

A look back at a decade of progress and the challenges still ahead.

Everdale organic farm is at the centre of a project designed to create a self-sufficient organic seed industry in Canada.

With the right equipment and ingredients, a pinch of perseverance, and a big dollop of humour, you can make your own sausages.