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Nicknamed “Crash”, this Caledon mountain biker and adventure cyclist is driven to challenge herself in everything she does.

The founder of Shelburne Town Pharmacy not only plays a vital role in the local community, but also raises funds for SickKids.

In the country, the pool of potential mates is shallow so looking for love can feel impossible – until, just maybe, you put down the phone and start finding community.

The Orangeville Muay Thai fighter and instructor leads by example at his studio where passion and discipline go hand in hand.

If snow and ice wreak havoc on your roof every year, try these tips to weather the storms.

By honouring our customs, we celebrate continuity and remember a shared history.

Todd and Laurie Taylor celebrate the season – and their luck at being the stewards of a historic Orangeville home.

Proponents of a collaborative care model say it will improve access to health providers and ease pressure on overburdened hospitals and emergency rooms – all in one place.

After many mishaps with mobiles, landlines often prove to be a good defense against dropped calls.

How does a septic system work? Learn all about this vital part of rural life and avoid a messy meltdown.

Amid growing anxiety about the rise of AI, consider our summer issue a catalogue of all the things AI can’t do.

Meet writer Alison McGill and two longtime illustrators, Shelagh Armstrong and Ruth Ann Pearce, who bring our stories to life.