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Home Sweet Home
Jan 6, 2023 | | Notes from the WildMost of us have the good fortune to raise our families in safe, comfortable houses. Birds want nothing less.

Return to the Trout Stream
Dec 1, 2022 | | Notes from the WildRivers in the Headwaters region still flow clean, clear and cool through areas not yet urbanized. This natural heritage is a gift to area residents and well worth protecting.

Local Heroes 2022
Nov 20, 2022 | | CommunityEvery year we honour those who go above and beyond to help others, to make exciting things happen, and to improve the quality of life in their communities.

The Year in Books: 2022
Nov 20, 2022 | | ArtsThere’s been an amazing proliferation of new books this year, and local books always make great Christmas gifts! Here’s our annual round-up of what to read this winter.

In the Bleak Midwinter
Nov 20, 2022 | | EnvironmentDon Scallen explores how birds, mammals and reptiles have adapted to survive our long, trying winter.

Home for the Holydays
Nov 20, 2022 | | CommunityAs the end of year draws near, families and friends gather to celebrate the myriad of traditions, festivals and holy days that are observed in the hills.

The Year in Music: 2022
Nov 20, 2022 | | ArtsOur annual review of new recordings by local musicians with flavours of rock, country, jazz and more.

Survival
Nov 20, 2022 | | Editor’s DeskBirds do it, frogs do it, even rabbits in the woods do it. So let’s do it – let’s survive winter.

Letters – Our Readers Write: Winter 2022
Nov 20, 2022 | | Letters, Our Readers WriteLetters published in the Winter 2022 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Lynden Cowan
Nov 20, 2022 | | Artist in ResidenceLynden Cowan’s highly detailed hyper realistic paintings require “triple-zero brushes by the boxload” to achieve.

Field Notes for Winter 2022
Nov 20, 2022 | | Field NotesHit the great outdoors, take in a play or concert, and get in the holiday spirit this winter

Taking the Learning Curve Too Fast
Nov 20, 2022 | | Fence PostsSafely navigating the narrow, snow covered hills of Headwaters is no walk in the park, as many long-time residents attest and new arrivals quickly learn.