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From Mystery to Modern

Solving a mystery was just the first step in transforming a tired Pan-Abode into a contemporary, eco-friendly dwelling.

Sep 11, 2014
Pam Purves

A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2014

Try a new game at the Jolly Morphology Club, find the missing letters at the Alton Fair and can the bus hold all the passengers?

Sep 11, 2014
Ken Weber

The Internet is Us

It has been well over a decade since the federal government promised to make broadband Internet available to all Canadians.

Jun 17, 2014
Signe Ball

Letters – Our readers write: Summer 2014

Letters published in the Summer 2014 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Jun 17, 2014
Our Readers

Douglas Brown

His body of work includes many water colours from 30 years of autumn painting expeditions to Nova Scotia.

Jun 17, 2014
Signe Ball

Our favourite picks for Summer 2014

Must volunteer, experience, visit, laugh, cry and savour.

Jun 17, 2014
In The Hills

The Patter of Little Feet

Looking after babies, even baby rabbits, is one of the best fertility treatments you can take.

Jun 17, 2014
Dan Needles

Paddling with Dragons

Two Caledon women are among those transforming Canada into a dragon boating powerhouse.

Jun 17, 2014
Nicola Ross

Cooking with Patrick: Crème Brûlée

Crème brûlée is usually served in individual ramekins, but it also presents beautifully in a single nine-inch round ovenproof dish.

Jun 17, 2014
Cecily Ross

Our Local Press on the Eve of the Great War

From the first week of August onward, war news exploded onto the pages of community papers, filling them almost cover to cover.

Jun 17, 2014
Ken Weber

Scars of Honour

I am lucky to say that most of the scars on my body are tiny. Each one tells a story, though.

Jun 17, 2014
Bethany Lee

A European Manor in the Erin Countryside

The established trees shield the entrance to the house and provide natural shade where trillium, May apple and wild anemone flourish in the woodland garden.

Jun 17, 2014
Pam Purves