Editor’s Desk
The Internet is Us
It has been well over a decade since the federal government promised to make broadband Internet available to all Canadians.
Food & Farming
Local food represents nothing short of a “global wave” of a social movement
Douglas Grant Pearce 1936 – 2013
“I knew him more from his Countryside Digest writings,” he wrote, “and they demonstrated his love of history, human nature, humour, and attention to detail.”
Drama and History
If for some crazy reason, you have not been to a performance at Theatre Orangeville, or not explored the rich local history at the museum, you’re missing out on two of our most exceptional local treasures!
And the conversation begins
More than ever, Canadians care about their food and where it comes from.
Hip, Hip, Hooray!
Our first issue featured a story about two new cultural institutions, Dufferin County Museum and Archives and Theatre Orangeville.
Tradition
This is the issue in which we pay tribute to our Local Heroes, some of the extraordinary people whose commitment to community make life better for all of us here in the hills.
All Along Main Street
With this issue we go urban – or as urban as it gets in our small towns and villages.
This little van goes to market
One of the biggest challenges facing the local food movement is distribution – or how to best get produce from the fields and farms to area restaurants and home kitchens.
Big business in our backyard
What it is that makes this place we call home so dear to us?
