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We’re incredibly honoured to be nominated for Service Journalism at the 2026 National Magazine Awards. Congratulations t...
11/06/2026

We’re incredibly honoured to be nominated for Service Journalism at the 2026 National Magazine Awards. Congratulations to all the nominees – we’re proud to be in such great company!

And thanks to our writer Alison McGill for capturing this moment from the awards dinner.

Read the nominated story, “In Fine Feather”, a guide to raising backyard chickens on our website.

Writer: Alison McGill

Contributors: Tralee Pearce (editor), Pete Paterson (photographer), Kim van Oosterom (art director)

Still looking for summer camps? ☀️From outdoor adventures, arts and science programs to sports and horseback riding, our...
10/06/2026

Still looking for summer camps? ☀️

From outdoor adventures, arts and science programs to sports and horseback riding, our annual Kids Camps in the Hills guide rounds up camps across Orangeville, Caledon, Erin, Shelburne, Mulmur and beyond.

Explore the full guide on our website.

Which type of camp would your kid love most? 🌲🎨⚽🔬🐴

04/06/2026

We may be dating ourselves here…

But we couldn’t resist flipping through our very first issue from 1994.

Tell us - What would you like to read from this vintage magazine?

Spotted:


And some of our OG advertisers who’s been with us since day 1! Thank you 🙏

Looking for the best burgers in Orangeville & Caledon? 🍔Here are 5 must-try burgers in the area:Two Brothers TPC Toronto...
02/06/2026

Looking for the best burgers in Orangeville & Caledon? 🍔

Here are 5 must-try burgers in the area:

Two Brothers TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley
Mono Cliffs Inn
Heatherlea Farm Shoppe
Rustik Local Bistro
Greystones Restaurant

Got a favourite burger we should try next? Let us know in the comments!👇

A Day in the Life: Orangeville Food Bank’s Heather HayesFrom quiet early mornings to a full day at the Orangeville Food ...
01/06/2026

A Day in the Life: Orangeville Food Bank’s Heather Hayes

From quiet early mornings to a full day at the Orangeville Food Bank and evenings spent giving back to the community, Heather Hayes leads with compassion in every step.

Our writer James Gerus captured a glimpse of Hayes’ daily rhythm in “Serving Up More Than Something to Eat” from our A Day in the Life column in Spring 2025.

📷 Photography by Rosemary Hasner

Meet the Maker: Nicola Kidd from  Mulmur printmaker Nicola Kidd captures tractors, raccoons, street signs and even the C...
30/05/2026

Meet the Maker: Nicola Kidd from

Mulmur printmaker Nicola Kidd captures tractors, raccoons, street signs and even the CN Tower on whimsical wooden coasters, magnets and postcards.

Find Nicola’s work at resurfaced.ca and the Museum of Dufferin’s gift shop.

🍻Discover a craft brewery trail just north of Toronto:GoodLot Farm & Farmstead Brewing Co. Mono Centre Brewing Co Badlan...
29/05/2026

🍻Discover a craft brewery trail just north of Toronto:

GoodLot Farm & Farmstead Brewing Co.
Mono Centre Brewing Co
Badlands Brewing Co
Caledon Hills Brewing
Sonnen Hill Brewing
Creemore Springs Brewery

Save this for your next day trip!

Photos from our archive: “Fall for Caledon’s Craft Beverage Trail” in Fall 2022 with , and our Food + Drink feature from Winter 2022 (Mono Centre Brewing)

A behind-the-scenes look at how our stories come to lifeAfter hearing that  has baked 70,000 loaves of their classic san...
28/05/2026

A behind-the-scenes look at how our stories come to life

After hearing that has baked 70,000 loaves of their classic sandwich bread, writer Emily and photographer Elaine of .and.capture made an early morning visit to capture their craft.

From our Autumn 2025 Food & Drink column

Artist in Residence: Andie Trépanier Inspired by a deep connection to the land, this Caledon artist draws energy from we...
24/05/2026

Artist in Residence: Andie Trépanier

Inspired by a deep connection to the land, this Caledon artist draws energy from weather, light and serendipity.

Follow her art journey at

“A house should look like it grew here”Near Terra Cotta, a 1930s farmhouse reflects its owners’ values – from the handcr...
23/05/2026

“A house should look like it grew here”

Near Terra Cotta, a 1930s farmhouse reflects its owners’ values – from the handcrafted furniture, quilts and art inside to the cut-flower plots outside

Home to Amanda White, Steve Rollings and their rescue dog Hank.

From our Summer 2025 home feature by Janice Quirt
Photography: Erin Fitzgibbon

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