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Cooking with Rebecca Landman: Spicy Roast Pork

Rebecca runs Landman Gardens and Bakery while her father, Eric, who builds dry stone walls and often works off-site, and her three younger brothers operate the farm.

Sep 11, 2015
Cecily Ross

Spicy Roast Pork

Slow roasted loin of pork, served with a robust kale and apple salad and house-made tomato salsa.

Sep 11, 2015
Cecily Ross

Apple and Kale Salad

This apple and kale salad is perfect for potlucks because it travels so well.

Sep 11, 2015
Cecily Ross

Parachuting Candidates into the Safest Seat in the Country

For almost 40 years after Confederation, the Conservative Party treated the riding of Cardwell – Albion, Caledon, Mono and Adjala townships – like private property. It led to some wild and woolly election campaigns.

Sep 11, 2015
Ken Weber

Zumba – Party Your Way to Fitness

Get off the treadmill and join the Zumba craze!

Sep 11, 2015
Nicola Ross

Fit for Life

Exercise makes me happy. It energizes me and forges strong links with like-minded people to share challenges, laughter, experiences, wisdom, and even the odd great recipe.

Sep 11, 2015
Gail Grant

What’s for Dinner?

I enjoy cooking, even short order. It’s a great pleasure for me and one I take pride in.

Sep 11, 2015
Bethany Lee

A Breath of Fresh Air

This Mulmur house was designed from the ground up with healthy living in mind.

Sep 11, 2015
Pam Purves

A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2015

A Canadiana speed test, Mr Collison’s on-time exercise and win the apples in the bin.

Sep 11, 2015
Ken Weber

Places to Grow turns 10

The Growth Plan was an attempt to rein in the low-density sprawl that was a signature of development in the 1980s and 1990s.

Jun 16, 2015
Jeff Rollings

10 Years of the Greenbelt

Ontario launched the Greenbelt Plan’s 10-year review, which is taking place concurrently with reviews of the Niagara Escarpment Plan, the Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Plan & Places to Grow.

Jun 16, 2015
Tim Shuff

Finding Balance in Caledon: The Urban/Rural Divide

In less than two decades Caledon’s population will be 75 per cent urban. Can its countryside values survive the shift?

Jun 16, 2015
Nicola Ross