Spring 2016

Dispelling some myths around Athlete Institute’s latest NBA draft prospect Thon Maker.

With the top high school basketball program in the country and the NBA taking notice, a local family has made Orangeville the new epicentre of Canadian basketball.

How Mario Adamo’s Italian roots – and love of fine wine – spurred his family’s next big adventure.

How Lorraine Roberts conjures up dreamy landscapes using colour, shape – and an appetite for surprise.

Skip the supermarket, find the ingredients for gourmet dining in forest, field and stream.

Please harvest wild leeks sustainably, taking only 5 to 15 per cent of a given population a year.

Pineapple Weed is a member of the aster family, it is easily overlooked because it lacks petals.

With the dairy herd gone, a farmer’s daughter reflects on memory and identity.

How a local feed mill has become the go-to resource for zoos across North America.

A jaunt through hat fashion history!

This spring we can do something we’ve never been able to do before in these hills: Visit a local vineyard and winery.

Letters published in the Spring 2016 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Accomplished fabric artist Pat Burns-Wendland has produced a series of four handwoven silk kimonos representing the seasons of her life.

Must learn about deer, discover Mulmur, see the fire within, celebrate the horses and run for your life!