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Winter 2025
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Home & Garden
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Winter Decor–Alpine Elegance
Bring chalet chic to your winter retreat with the art of cozy, luxurious living. By Gillian Crone | Photography by Clay Dolan
Recreation
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Winter Cycling–Frosty Freedom
Stay warm, ride safely, and embrace the beauty of winter cycling with these expert tips and inspiring adventures. By Robin Todd | Photography by Jody Wilson
Arts
Community
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Rise of Book Clubs–Turning Pages Together
The rise of book clubs in Simcoe, Grey and Bruce. By Elizabeth Rush Brooks
Fashion
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Après Ski Academy–Winter Fashion 2025
The hottest styles of the season, curated by top-notch locally owned, independent retailers in the area. Special thanks to the National Ski Academy Makeup by Katie Ballantyne | Photography by Kelsey Chernes
Epicure
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Katherine’s Château–Joie de Vivre
Winter on the Escarpment is a season of serene beauty, and Katherine’s Château is the perfect place to savour it in style. Recipes by Katherine's Château | Photography by Clay Dolan
- History
- Real Estate
- Environment
- Wellness
- Bruce Trail
Collingwood Shipbuilders Hockey History–Blame Mickey!
In 1915, the Collingwood Shipbuilders faced the Hamilton Tigers. After being “slipped a mickey” between periods, the Shipbuilders fought through bleary eyes and battered bodies to write one of the most storied chapters in Collingwood’s hockey history. Script by Ken Maher, Stories from Another Day, a Collingwood Museum Podcast. Photos courtesy of the Collingwood Museum.
Is change in the air?–Market Watch
Real estate cycles: reflections, irony, and change. By Desmond Von Teichman
Changing Currents – Regional Dams
A reflection on the past, present, and future of our region’s dams and their role in shaping our rivers and communities. by Cara Williams | photography by Clay Dolan
Power Up
Plant-based diets in sports: balancing wellness and performance By Nanci Guest, PhD, RD, CSCS
Devil’s Glen Provincial Park – Devil’s Playground
From summits to stairways, Devil’s Glen Provincial Park calls to adventure seekers. Whether you’re hiking deep into the Mad River Gorge or scaling its craggy cliffs, this rugged park is where nature’s raw beauty reigns supreme. by Cara Williams | photography by Clay Dolan
