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Shelburne’s old ‘school on the hill’, built without fire escapes, added in two evacuation slides which students gladly used during fire drills.

Summer time brings bugs, and like them or hate them, our ecosystems rely on those tiny critters.

Meet three creative contributors – Gail Grant, Anna Lee Boschetto and Fisher Monahan – whose work is featured in our summer issue.

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Using handmade, fibrous Japanese paper, this Creemore artist utilizes layers, shape, and texture.

Jump into the swing of summer with a fishing derby, archery competition, and outdoor concerts.

Rural living often presents various technological challenges – but sometimes getting disconnected is just what you need.

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.

Dine en plein air, pick plant-based foods, or indulge in a handmade ice cream sandwich

Orangeville native Branson Giles designs and crafts his wood furniture pieces both to honour the designs of the past and to ensure they live long into the future.

Discover fingerprint jewelry, local leather goods, and handmade garden gems.

This hike along the Humber River passes through downtown Bolton with a chance to stop for a latte, ice cream, pint or a full meal.