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Memoirs of a Caledon Pioneer

After the ox cart driver bid farewell and left us, and I began to clear away the snow where we were to lay our bed.

Nov 15, 2007
Ken Weber

Quick Fixes for Holiday Guests

The holiday season invariably means entertaining family and friends – who sometimes drop in by surprise. Having a few items in the freezer helps make the surprise a pleasant one…

Nov 15, 2007
Sandra Cranston-Corradini

Peter Adams

Working in oils for twenty-five years, Peter Adams has developed his own distinctive and expressive style.

Nov 15, 2007
Signe Ball

Tarantula hawks, beneficial beavers and the mollusk option

Human Burnout “The trends in Vital Signs 2007-2008 make it overwhelmingly clear that while Earth itself is almost certainly not dying, many of the planet’s ecological systems are. And the…

Nov 15, 2007
Douglas G. Pearce

Letters – Our readers write: Winter 2007

Letters published in the WINTER 2007 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Nov 15, 2007
Our Readers

When the nights are long

The north wind doth blow, and all we really know, for sure, is that it will be cold and dark.

Nov 15, 2007
Signe Ball

Steen’s Dairy

While Marie says she sells a lot of breakfasts, it’s chocolate milkshakes that put Steen’s on the map.

Aug 28, 2007
Nicola Ross

Get ready for a big fat spring

However, because it’s spring, there is one thing you can count on – and that is plenty of garden talk.

Mar 22, 2007
Signe Ball

Letters – Our readers write: Spring 2007

Letters published in the SPRING 2007 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Mar 22, 2007
In The Hills

Hungry maggots, voracious cats & greedy planets

Biodiesel requires little or no modification to vehicle engines or fuelling infrastructure, and its greater lubricity may reduce maintenance costs.

Mar 22, 2007
Douglas G. Pearce

Arlene Peters

My style has evolved over the years and is reminiscent of the colours of the Mediterranean. I enjoy the combination of function and fun!

Mar 22, 2007
Signe Ball

Red-winged blackbirds

Red-winged blackbirds can read cattails as easily as a teen can spot the Golden arches!

Mar 22, 2007
Linda McLaren