Community

As our towns grow, the need to create and protect places to play, explore, climb, run, pedal and paddle is more challenging than ever.

In the later years time seems to move faster as our bodies, our loved ones, and our communities all change in a multitude of ways.

With a passion for engineering, consulting and local politics, this 83-year-old stays active in his personal and professional life.

An Orangeville family reflects on their time living in one of the century homes that give Zina Street its heritage charm, and on their addition to another chapter in its history.

If you know someone inspirational who lives in Caledon, Dufferin, Erin or Creemore, we want to hear about them!

When Iain Richmond was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, everything changed for him and his wife, except their commitment to face it together.

So, you want to build an addition on your country property? Be prepared to become an expert in zoning and building permits – as well as the needs of your local conservation authority.

Lauren Tilly’s role as a librarian at the Orangeville Public Library is as much about connecting community members with one another as about connecting them with good reads.

As food prices in Canada dramatically rise, the simple act of going out for dinner seems to be an indulgence fewer and fewer can enjoy.

Aiming to reach 100? Learn about life in Blue Zones, the places on earth where people live beyond a century.

Whether riding her ATV or wintering in Costa Rica, at age 91 Wendy remains a spirited dynamo.

A Caledon country home reflects the lighthearted spirit of its owners with art, collectibles and a couple of amusing sight gags.