In Every Issue

From the mid-1870s until 1925, magistrate Joseph Pattullo had to pass sentence on a range of human foible and sin. The record suggests he usually judged the accused with fairness and sensitivity.

Having a friend over, the excitement and anxiety of sharing your space, was such a thrill.

After retirement, your passion can be a new career.

How a lush Hillsburgh property warms the souls of its English expat owners – and neighbours looking to get fit.

Try the alphabet challenge, Adelaide’s near miss and Abe’s terrible toothache.

Do real adults prefer beer over health care?

Letters published in the Summer 2019 edition of In The Hills magazine.

After moving to Mono in 2012, Anthony began writing and illustrating for this magazine.

Artistic pursuits, outdoor yoga, farming fun and a kiddie hike!

Age 65 came and went without a gold watch or a cake, or any of those earnest speeches assuring me how much I would be missed.

Nella’s Jerk has debuted to rave reviews, juicy strawberries and a new stop on the local wine tour.

An Orangeville jeweller casts nature as the star of her striking one-of-a-kind pieces.