Community

Letters published in the Autumn 2019 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Having a friend over, the excitement and anxiety of sharing your space, was such a thrill.

After retirement, your passion can be a new career.

Bill Hayes spent his early childhood on a farm property that is now the Caledon Riding and Hunt Club on the Third Line (now Creditview Road).

How a lush Hillsburgh property warms the souls of its English expat owners – and neighbours looking to get fit.

Local shop owners lean on lattes and eggs Benedict, artisanal gifts and festive community events – even Airbnb suites – as they serve their communities.

In the face of the province’s restructuring of health care, our Headwaters hospital is poised to emerge as the kind of community hub Ontario needs.

Do real adults prefer beer over health care?

How did I find myself here, again in the middle of boxes?

When the family started Broadway Farm’s Market in 2002, Anne kept the books and did the baking for the shop.

When entrepreneurs and artists Jocelyn Burke and James Webster renovated Jocelyn’s childhood home in Horning’s Mills, they laid the perfect groundwork for a well-curated life.

Industry veteran Eduardo Lafforgue steps into the executive director role at Headwaters Tourism armed with a bold vision for the future.