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Spring 2019

Volume 26 Number 1

Shelly Witzke’s Inside Your Cupboards workshops in Palgrave. Photo by Rebeccah Newcombe.

Food + Drink Spring 2019

Mar 19, 2019 | Janice Quirt

What to sip, sample and savour this spring.

Lawn Bowling

Mar 19, 2019 | Nicola Ross

Often called summertime curling, lawn bowling has an ancient history.

After her husband’s death, Kathryn MacDuffee determined to make the best of the new phase in her life. Hiking expeditions with friends included a trip to the Grand Canyon in 2015. Photo by Rosemary Hasner / Black Dog Creative Arts.

Senior and Single

Mar 19, 2019 | Gail Grant

Living alone doesn’t have to be lonely.

Alice McMahon has called Forks of the Credit home for most of her long and eventful life. Photo by Rosemary Hasner / Black Dog Creative Arts.

Alice McMahon

Mar 19, 2019 | Gail Grant

Born just before the Great Depression, Alice spent her teen years at Forks of the Credit, where her father worked for the railway.

Crisp and white, Compass House, designed by Toronto architecture firm Superkül, sits on a 200-acre property in the hills of Mulmur. Photo by Ben Rahn / A-Frame Studio.

A Mulmur Masterpiece by Architecture Firm Superkül

Mar 19, 2019 | Tralee Pearce

How a project called Compass House helped one family build roots in Dufferin County – and cemented its two architects’ love of the area.

Ken Weber's Puzzles and Riddles

A Puzzling Conclusion: Spring 2019

Mar 19, 2019 | Ken Weber

Inclusive triangles, 100-year-old riddles, which cards to turn and who canned what?

Lost Bear Market

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