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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.
Country Roads, Take Me Home
A checkerboard of roads should make navigation straightforward, but in Headwaters, survey quirks, naming oddities and nature’s whims can challenge both drivers and GPS apps.
A Sudden and Tragic Loss
The death of a parent forces a profound life shift as grief, gratitude and memory intertwine, and the sense of loss lingers.
A Home Above It All
Eyeing their next chapter, a couple turned to their designer daughter-in-law to create an elegant, bespoke Orangeville penthouse.
A Good Friday Donnybrook Fair
Prohibition laws of the late 1800s often led to hotels functioning as underground drinking holes that even local constables had trouble breaking up.
The Battle of the Blue Bins
Whether you want one or not, bigger – much bigger – blue bins are rolling out to a curb near you this spring, though not everyone is convinced the new system will deliver.
Echo Evasion: How Moths Outsmart Hungry Bats
In a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek conducted in the cover of night, moths employ stealth strategies and elusive manoeuvres to stay alive.
March Break Camps 2026
A week of fun and adventure awaits your kids at these camps in Dufferin, Caledon, Erin and Mulmur.
The Wonders of Moth Antennae
From helping with navigation to filtering out pheromones, these delicate but powerful sensory organs are crucial tools for moth survival.
The Bass, the Crayfish and the Organic Food Processor
My underwater video reveals a fascinating glimpse at how crayfish play dead to sneakily steal bass eggs.



