Community

Thanks to this community builder, the Palgrave Mill Pond is a place where the village meets in winter to skate, play shinny and connect.

The mother-daughter duo advocated for Orangeville’s new Bravery Park – which honours all military personnel, including their late son and brother.

Meet one of the driving forces behind Orangeville’s annual Celebrate Your Awesome event, a salute to pride and diversity in Dufferin County.

We salute three longtime volunteers with TeleCheck, a free telephone check-in service for people older than 55 who are living in their own homes.

Amid the despair and struggle, there have been encouraging signs of the resilience of the human spirit.

Introducing three of the creative people – Tracey Fockler, Scott Bruyea and Tony Reynolds – behind the winter issue.

Letters published in the Winter 2021 edition of In The Hills magazine.

This Orangeville weaver expanded her repertoire by making an outdoor sport of dyeing silk scarves in the snow.

Cozy knits, chic home upgrades and handcrafted kid presents.

So many old phone numbers came rushing back to me when I was doing some cleaning recently and found a tiny leather address book.

Driven by the huge baby boomer demographic, which is wealthier than any age cohort before them, the retirement community industry continues to innovate.

Jane Ohland Cameron’s colourful Muppet-like puppets set loose the creative imagination of kids and adults with developmental disabilities.