In Every Issue

The owner knew from the start that she wanted a small stone house and looked for two years before learning of this one from a friend in the area.

A checkers challenge in Inglewood, who’s who at the Davies reunion in Caledon East and on the new blackboard at S.S. #6.

The theme of change and renewal exemplified by Trevor Cole runs throughout this issue – not only in the re-greening of our gardens and landscapes, but in other spheres of our lives as well.

You can visit Gary in his Hockley Valley studio. You’ll see finished pieces as well as works in progress, and you may even see faeries in his garden.

“I’m Your Fan” by Allan Boers. Part of the photography show Auto Exposed: A Snap from the Past to a Shot of the Future.

It’s so long ago, it’s probably safe to tell the story now.

Our thoughts turn to fresh-air pursuits, gardens and spring birds. Follow along and you’ll find creative and clever local craftspeople, artists and growers for ideas on how to enhance the moment.

Homemade mayonnaise – use with sambel oelek and Pia’s fish soup recipe.

You can make the veggies and broth a day ahead. The next day you just heat it up, add the fish, and serve. It’s so easy.

With nine community clubs and one busy private club, you can find a game anytime, anywhere in Headwaters.

Books and sex-ed at school don’t take the place of the parents’ role, or cover every situation.

Seneca was nearly 60 when he came to Mono, an age when many people look forward to ease and comfort.