In Every Issue
An Urban Family’s Journey to Erin’s Cozy Countryside
How a couple’s country retreat quickly became the preferred family home, thanks to their designer daughter’s expert touch.
Forgotten Factories: Remembering Bolton’s King Street Ashery
Discover the history of potash production in Headwaters, and the rise and fall of entrepreneur Edward Porritt’s ashery in the late 1800s.
Celebrating Some Good News – for Local Turtles and for In The Hills
The magazine is honoured to receive the Ontario Nature Media and Conservation Award for outstanding environmental journalism and nature stories.
Our Spring 2026 Contributors
Meet three writers – Tony Reynolds, Francesca Discenza and Anthony Jenkins – who share a deep curiosity about our community.
Letters From Our Readers: Spring 2026
Readers – and some authors – praised our round-up of local literature and tributes to community heroes, including the “fix-it” guy.
Artist in Residence: Brenda Loschiavo
Early exposure to the beauty of the Canadian north has influenced how this East Garafraxa oil painter wields vibrant colour.
Field Notes: The Best Events for Spring 2026
Go on an adventure, yuk it up with Canadian comedians, and get ready to jam at the Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival.
On a Short Leash
Slowing down doesn’t come naturally for active sheepdogs, or their reluctantly aging owners.
Food + Drink: What Everyone’s Ordering This Spring
Forage for dinner, experience a seven-course meal blindfolded and sip maple-kissed cocktails.
Meet the Maker: Darlene Hostrawser
This Mono weaver draws inspiration from her rural surroundings to create her refined handwoven blankets and textiles.
Handmade in the Hills
Give old hockey jerseys a new lease on life, rave about raku, and enjoy the warm glow of hand-poured candles.
A Day in the Life of a Yoga Instructor
A change of career direction set Jasmine DeLeon on a path to a slower, more soulful version of herself.



