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As we’re still on holiday . . .

Norm Foster’s play, Jonas and Barry in the Home, which premiered at Theatre Orangeville last season, is currently showing at the Lighthouse Theatre in Port ...

TO’s Young Company presenting The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe

“The Witch is a psychopath – and the Lion is the creator of Narnia – really, like God.” This was the summary of the “polar ...

The biggest guns

Once there was a very spoilt little boy named D****, whose wealthy father owned lots of guns – big, small, really dangerous and radically dangerous. ...

A visit to the ROM and other adventures around Toronto

Toronto is a mere hour’s drive (give or take the traffic) from here and, as such, we may be granted that luxury to visit few ...

Hockley artist Jeff Peters is ‘coming back’

It can and does happen to many of us: a time in our lives when we stop producing creative work. Somehow, somewhere, we stop painting, ...

London – a city of so many faces

Picture this: a large, sumptuous room, pillared with columns topped by carved palm leaves. White linen on the tables, with fine bone china cups and ...

At Fergus, the kilts do swing, the pipes do blow

‘Tis the season, b’gor, as they say, although the spelling may be a bit off. The Highland Games, which are mainly being prefixed by also ...

Blueberry pie

“We are all on the edge,” someone commented in a recent interview. Thinking beyond that conversation,  we note it may be that there has never ...

Learning from Ashlyn and Lacy, Knights of Columbus ride again

When a person sees a family just once a year, it is remarkable to observe the differences in the growth, learning and development of the ...

Headwaters Arts celebrates its 20th anniversary

In an exciting shift, the juried Headwaters Arts Art Show is open to artists all over Ontario for the first time this year. In all ...

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