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Artist Fabienne Good twists glossy magazine pages into sticks and weaves them into sturdy, modern containers.

Cosy candles, up cycled denim finds and precious dried flowers are some of the handmade goodies to buy this fall.

How to wind down your vegetable patch this autumn and prime it to provide plentiful produce next season.

This lollipop-shaped route through the Mono Forest promises scenic views, sand dunes, and plenty of ups and downs.

With a keen eye for detail, Mike Brooks oversees the process of brewing the fine craft ales and lagers that are a hallmark of the GoodLot brand.

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.

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.