Spring 2023

How local tea lovers are growing and reimagining an ancient drink for modern times

From pop-art macarons to melt-in-your-mouth maamouls, these adorable bites will sweeten your day.

How professional welder Courtney Chard uses the tricks of her trade to craft intricate, often delicate sculptures.

Rustic wood bowls, an ode to mushrooms and eye-catching tea towels are just some of the handmade crafts to look for this season.

No matter what your goal – adding shade and beauty to your property, attracting wildlife or fighting climate change – planting more trees is a good idea.

What better way to welcome spring than to take a hike through one of our many gorgeous conservation areas.

Julie Broadbent spends her days tending to her herd of 10 fuzzy, rambunctious characters.

When the call of the road beckons, it’s time to plot a course for new adventures, towns and cities.

It’s a struggle to make friends with new technology.

Former corporate consultant Carol Good turned to writing poetry later in life, and recently published a book of her own poetry, ‘Alive & 65: A Celebration’.

When Ann and Jim Magee happened on a hidden gem in Caledon, they snapped it up and created an idyllic year-round country retreat for their sprawling family.

In our first installment of Back Story, we zoom in on the paving of Orangeville’s main street, Broadway, more than 100 years ago.