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An elegantly renovated former church in Mono fulfills its mission as a serene family nest for a mom and her two daughters.

Almost 18 feet of snow fell in February 1904, bringing train travel to a halt and stranding hundreds of passengers north of Shelburne in the cold.

A famous railroad engineering design in Caledon Township 
became the site of a disaster on a September morning in 1907.

A closer look at the ramifications of the recent announcement that Caledon will break away from Peel Region.

Emerging artist Emily Escoffrey isn’t a fan of neutrals, preferring instead to paint abstract pieces that grab the eye.

Mark your calendar for an autumn full of art, music, outdoor fun, and history.

Dan Needles reflects on how Canadians seem to be the only people who stumble over the words of their national anthem.

As summer turns to fall, check out cool new mocktails, hot chili sauce, and savoury northern Indian street food.

Belfountain potter Wendy Mitchell-Burke connects with her community and nature through clay.

Check out the gorgeous mosaic trays, bud vases and wearable art made in the hills this autumn.

The latest thinking in garden and lawn cleanup is all about doing a little less – which in turn does a lot more for pollinators, birds and your soil.

Take an easy stroll from Erin’s Main Street to the banks of the West Credit River, dotted with historic mill sites that date to the 1840s.