Features

As organizers, musicians and fans gear up for the 20th Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival in June, they reflect on the profound power of filling a small town with big sounds.

The spring rush of young, orphaned or injured animals marks the start of another busy year at Procyon Wildlife and Rehabilitation Centre.

In her latest book, Nicola Ross offers aspiring Bruce Trail end-to-enders 40 loop hikes from Niagara to Tobermory.

Although her life is separated from artist J.E.H. MacDonald by nearly a century, Alison Douglas has come to know the painter with microscopic intimacy.

Steeped in digital culture, generation Z and millennials are hungry for vinyl records, processed film, paper journals and real books as the ultimate antidote to a screen-based world.

This manufacturer, master storyteller and community builder left an indelible mark on the village of Alton.

A look back on how we’ve covered the pleasures and concerns of country life over the last three decades.

The Ford government’s dissolution of Peel and incursion into the Greenbelt pose existential threats to Caledon as we know it.

A rural route by any other name? Where to put the blue bins? A memoir from Caledon’s first public works architect.

You may not know some of these magnificent species but they are our precious, fragile neighbours that cannot survive in a subdivision.

Not only are nuptials in nature rustic and romantic, they’re also increasingly eco-friendly with couples creating stylish and memorable parties that don’t cost the earth.

Need someone to preside over your wedding nuptials? Here’s the info on finding an officiant to help you get legally wed.