When Jocelyn Molyneux was in Grade 5, her parents dressed her up as a recycling bin for Halloween. “It was a huge hit,” she said with a laugh, remembering the big blue box costume she wore. “I was the star of the Halloween parade that year.” Looking back, that costume struck a chord, sparking a…
Canadian towns host Nashville-style concerts, with a twist Get ready Orangeville—the town is about to experience a “Nashville Takeover” happening from July 10 to 12, as established performers, breakout artists, and top songwriters from across Canada and Nashville converge on Orangeville. The town is one of only 13 across Canada to be selected for a…
How Bolton Athletics is building the future of Canadian track and field By Riley Murphy Inside an unassuming abandoned Canadian Tire Centre in North York is the next generation of athletes from the Bolton Pole Vault club. The retired centre now features mats, runways, and even holes in the wall from where shot put athletes…
What started 60 years ago as a group of citizens determined to map a missing link between Mono Centre and Mulmur has evolved into a thriving club of over 500 members, focused on preserving and embracing the natural world. The Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club is marking its 60th anniversary this year and will celebrate…
Indigenous Art at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection After a successful and critically acclaimed tour with exhibitions in the U.S. as well as Quebec City, Early Days: Indigenous Art at the McMichael returns to the McMichael Canadian Art Collection this September. From historic ceremonial pieces to contemporary art, this unique exhibition showcases the depth, beauty…
The Ontario Fire Fighters’ Memorial and the dream of Dan Little The Ontario Fire Fighters’ Memorial stands not only as a monument of stone and bronze, but as a testament to the courage, sacrifice, and enduring spirit of those who serve their communities in times of crisis. Its unveiling on October 2, 1988, marked the…
Nestled among the rolling fields and woodlands of Caledon, Ontario, Rusty Jade Ranch stands as a testament to the transformative power of connection—between people, animals, and the land itself. Over the past two decades, this family-run ranch has evolved from a simple riding facility into a multifaceted haven of healing, wellness, and community, redefining what…
For those seeking fishing adventures, Credit Valley parks offers some remarkable locations, teeming with opportunities to reel in a variety of fish. Whether you’re an experienced angler or a novice looking to try your hand, these parks provide the perfect settings to connect with nature and test your skills. “We’ve made it a priority to…
Magical winery weddings overlooking the vineyards at Adamo Estate Winery in Hockley Valley What could be more idyllic than a wedding at Adamo Estate Winery with the vineyard, rolling hills and rows of vines as a backdrop? “We’ve seen a strong rise in couples gravitating toward outdoor weddings, especially within the natural beauty of our…
Surprised, elated, proud, relieved—these are just some of the emotions felt by Hollie and Graham Laird of Mono when they heard their names announced as Home Network TV’s Renovation Resort season two champions. The father/daughter design/build team from Laird Kitchen and Bath in Orangeville earned the prestigious title plus $100,000 in prize money. Renovation Resort…