Described as the 'sixth Great Lake', the Georgian Bay is separated from Lake Huron by Manitoulin Island and the Bruce Peninsula. Almost the size of Lake Ontario, the Bay has a combination of terrains. The west shore is limestone, the northeastern shores consist of rock from the Precambrian shield (some of the oldest... Read more
Newcomers: Why Choose Peterborough, Ontario?
"The community greeted us with open arms. Neighbours and co-workers helped us get settled and find suitable daycare for our young children, which made the transition and move much easier. Peterborough has given us the sense of community that we couldn’t find in a larger city. It’s a great place to raise our... Read more
Newcomers: Why Choose Peterborough, Ontario?
"The community greeted us with open arms. Neighbours and co-workers helped us get settled and find suitable daycare for our young children, which made the transition and move much easier. Peterborough has given us the sense of community that we couldn’t find in a larger city. It’s a great place to raise our... Read more
Rainbow connection to Canada’s wine trail
Where did we leave off? What kind of impression do you have of Prince Edward County, now? Today is glorious…the sun is bathing those pastoral scenes cut with winding roads hugging the gentle hills and fields of grapes, corn, wheat, cattle and sheep. The sky is azure blue…OMG what a great day for a Hillier Horn... Read more
Rainbow connection to Canada’s wine trail
Where did we leave off? What kind of impression do you have of Prince Edward County, now? Today is glorious…the sun is bathing those pastoral scenes cut with winding roads hugging the gentle hills and fields of grapes, corn, wheat, cattle and sheep. The sky is azure blue…OMG what a great day for a Hillier Horn... Read more
Rainbow connection to Canada’s wine trail
Where did we leave off? What kind of impression do you have of Prince Edward County, now? Today is glorious…the sun is bathing those pastoral scenes cut with winding roads hugging the gentle hills and fields of grapes, corn, wheat, cattle and sheep. The sky is azure blue…OMG what a great day for a Hillier Horn... Read more
A breath of fresh air in St. Andrews
Summer has officially arrived when you can enter Kingsbrae Garden in St. Andrews and view the thousands of perennials in bloom, bursting with every color found on an Impressionist painter’s palette. As the hummingbirds feed on the red Monarda flowers under the shade of the expansive horse chestnut tree, I bend... Read more
A breath of fresh air in St. Andrews
Summer has officially arrived when you can enter Kingsbrae Garden in St. Andrews and view the thousands of perennials in bloom, bursting with every color found on an Impressionist painter’s palette. As the hummingbirds feed on the red Monarda flowers under the shade of the expansive horse chestnut tree, I bend... Read more
A breath of fresh air in St. Andrews
Summer has officially arrived when you can enter Kingsbrae Garden in St. Andrews and view the thousands of perennials in bloom, bursting with every color found on an Impressionist painter’s palette. As the hummingbirds feed on the red Monarda flowers under the shade of the expansive horse chestnut tree, I bend... Read more
Meet the Mayor: Karen Sorensen, Banff
Karen Sorensen was born in Orangeville, Ontario but after a visit to Banff as a child she always wanted to make it her home. This is a vision that came true for her and not only did she become a resident of this stunning town, nine months ago she also became Mayor. Her background is in the hospitality industry... Read more
