Departments
Hemlocks
Tiny cones hang down at branch tips, over winter they will open and release seed.
Natural Enemies: Horse vs Automobile
Just over a century ago the horseless carriage chugged into these rural hills and ran head on into a horse-reliant culture. What began as a novelty soon became a nuisance, sparking a battle for supremacy on the roads.
A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2008
Autumn is harvest time, test your fruit and vegetable trivia, going south from Crombie and float your boat in Headwaters.
Landowners vs. the Birds
Many of the landowners were keen to do the right thing by the environment, and just wanted some advice and co-operation in the process.
Letters – Our readers write: Summer 2008
More people in a limited space has the potential for all kinds of problems – social, economic, political and psychological. We cannot continue to pave over agricultural land.
Capitalists, Millionaires and Worldly Pleasures
A British study suggests that for every minute you walk, you live about three minutes longer. You’re not using time, you’re generating time.
Randi Lockhart
My paintings remind me of the thinness of time and the passing of the seasons.
More of a Good Thing: Hockley Valley Brewing Company
With its recent move to Orangeville, Hockley Valley Brewing Company has quadrupled production of its award-winning beer.
A light meal, richly flavoured
Salad, brussel sprout flan and wafer cups with berries and cream.
Sodom and Gomorrah? Melancthon Township?
Screaming headlines in Toronto newspapers turned an 1897 trial in Shelburne into a Canada-wide sensation, painting Melancthon as a hotbed of arson, fraud, perjury and intimidation.
A Puzzling Conclusion: Summer 2008
Pennies from Palgrave, missing report pages and walking the line.



