In Every Issue

Introducing three of the creative people – Tracey Fockler, Scott Bruyea and Tony Reynolds – behind the winter issue.

Letters published in the Winter 2021 edition of In The Hills magazine.

“Moody skies are one of my favourites. There’s so much going on, so much color.”

Where to shop, craft, donate this season.

There is a lot of waiting around with mushrooms, just like there is in the military or the theatre or government roadwork.

This Orangeville weaver expanded her repertoire by making an outdoor sport of dyeing silk scarves in the snow.

Cozy knits, chic home upgrades and handcrafted kid presents.

Foodie gifts, a Caledon salumeria gem and an excuse for a cuppa cocoa.

Lacing up outdoors to hit the ice.

Collecting calendars was once a seasonal ritual on main street.

So many old phone numbers came rushing back to me when I was doing some cleaning recently and found a tiny leather address book.

Driven by the huge baby boomer demographic, which is wealthier than any age cohort before them, the retirement community industry continues to innovate.