Features

But the principles of head, heart, hands and health still thrive in Headwaters.

We thank everyone who shared a glimpse of their lives with us.

This Orangeville nurse contracted Covid-19 – along with her whole family.

On a Mulmur farm, an essential seasonal worker misses his Mexican homeland.

Keeping both animals and staff safe was a priority at the Upper Credit Humane Society shelter.

A hands-on Caledon interior designer gets it done from a distance.

A Mono teen reassesses her idea of “normal.”

With trial, error, dumb luck – and joy – two neophytes transformed four acres of bramble and meadow into a painterly Hockley garden.

Trail (or game) cameras are rugged, motion-activated devices about a quarter the size of a loaf 
of bread and meant for extended, remote use outdoors.

Rylee McKenna and her mom run Orangeville’s Strong Girls Club, which focuses on confidence building, mindfulness and women’s rights.

Orangeville’s Laura Jotham has been a tireless community educator, helping Headwaters learn about the role of service dogs for the visually impaired.

Going for the big one: At the ice fishing derby on Island Lake, the lucky ones win a prize – or at least go home with supper.