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Mulmur printmaker Nicola Kidd captures tractors, raccoons, street signs and even the CN Tower on whimsical wooden coasters, magnets and postcards.

Cozy wovens, cute creatures, foraged inks and more for holiday giving.

If rising fuel costs and environmental concerns have you considering a heat pump, here’s how to decide if one is right for you.

Orangeville dog trainer Melanie Chin’s days include private lessons for canines who need help staying calm in public, and group sessions for current and future service dogs on how to help their humans.

Enjoy a stroll along this picturesque Grand Valley trailway that runs between Waldemar and the East/West Luther Townline.

Christmas has a way of bringing up childhood memories of family time with parents who are long gone, but not forgotten.

Taking time to review your past is a great way to take stock of your present situation and make plans for the future.

Whether at the pulpit or on the mats at judo club, Pastor Fred strives to live life with purpose.

To build their one-of-a-kind Erin home, John and Cheryl Leenders leaned on the work of a Netherlands-based architect, their passion for both industrial and handcrafted elements, and their own hard work.

The historic Globe Hotel in Erin was the backdrop for many key moments in the town’s growth, until the landmark burned down in 1945.

After more than three decades as the driving force behind In The Hills, founder Signe Ball hands the reins to Tralee Pearce as the new owner and publisher.

Meet three contributors – Rosemary Hasner, Stephanie Casino Esguerra and Emily Dickson – whose creativity shines in our autumn issue.