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A Chalet for all Seasons
A newly built chalet at the base of the Escarpment balances modern design with timeless alpine tradition. From soaring timber-framed peaks to energy-smart details, this family retreat is as functional as it is beautiful. By Marc Huminilowycz | Photography by Clay Dolan
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Bognor Marsh: Get Your Feet Wet
Equal parts boardwalk stroll, wetland walk, ridgeline trek, and a trip through time, a hike through the Bognor Marsh is a total surprise and delight. By Kate MacLennan | Photography by Clay Dolan
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Hertiage Cemeteries: The Quiet Keepers
Scattered across the countryside, heritage cemeteries preserve the stories of early settlers and communities—quiet landmarks that connect us to the lives, struggles, and resilience of those who came before. By Cara Williams | Photography by Clay Dolan
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Chateau Chic: Fall 2025 Fashion
Photography by Kelsey Chernes | Hair & Makeup by Katie Ballantyne Shot on location at Katherine’s Château, Collingwood
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Gustav Chophouse and Bar: Slow Braises & Sweet Finishes
From his start at George Brown College to cooking for Queen Elizabeth II, Chef Jesse Bell’s career has taken him from the Canadian Rockies to Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York and beyond. Today, as Executive Chef at Gustav Chophouse and Bar, Jesse draws on his wealth of experience to craft dishes that balance refinement with comfort. By Chef Jesse Bell | Photography by Clay Dolan
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Clyde Aircraft: The Bombers that Built Houses
During the Second World War, Collingwood’s Clyde Aircraft plant helped build one of the fastest bombers in the sky—and in the process, laid the foundations for a neighbourhood that still stands today. Script by Ken Maher | Stories from Another Day, a Collingwood Museum Podcast. Photos courtesy of the Collingwood Museum.
Seasonal Living, Reimagined
How tech-enabled escapes are reshaping the way we live, work, and travel. By Sean Landreth, CEO & Founder, Seasonal Properties and Founder, Property Valet
Bognor Marsh: Get Your Feet Wet
Equal parts boardwalk stroll, wetland walk, ridgeline trek, and a trip through time, a hike through the Bognor Marsh is a total surprise and delight. By Kate MacLennan | Photography by Clay Dolan
Nutritional Supplements
What to Consider Before Making That Purchase By Dr. Shelby Worts, BSc, ND
Nicola Ross: A Loopy Bruce Trail Tale
Nicola Ross tackled the Bruce Trail’s 900 kilometres her own way—by hiking loops instead of a linear route. In this excerpt from 40 Days & 40 Hikes, she shares a 27.8-kilometre trek from Noisy River to Freedom Rock, blending adventure with her deep love for the trail. By Nicola Ross | Foreword by Cara Williams | Illustrations by Nicola Ross
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