Here’s the cover of the Spring 2011 issue. It’s available now at our advertisers and at plenty of other places too: tourist offices, NEC offices, CONE headquarters… This issue is bigger than ever, and Read More
The Spring issue of Escarpment Views is starting to get out there in the community. First, our subscribers across Canada and in the U.S. should be getting their copies for a first crack at Read More
Here’s some information provided by Arlene Kennedy of Tobermory, about the Dark Skies initiative on the Bruce Peninsula. I find it fascinating. Check this out… By Arlene Kennedy Consider what civilization means for our Read More
Mike and I took time out of a busy time of year, when we’re finalizing our spring issue, to exhibit at the Guelph Organic Conference on the weekend. Escarpment Views was a media partner Read More
Escarpment Views is a media partner for the Guelph Organic Conference taking place Jan. 27 to 30 this month at the University of Guelph. We will have a booth and will be giving out free back issues Read More
Mountsberg Conservation Area’s popular winter Owl Prowl program is returning this winter. Participants will be provided with lots of information on our native Ontario owls during a winter night hike to search for wild Read More
Firefly Books, 2010, $39.95 The title is slightly misleading. It’s not so much about how to de-clutter or how to deal with clutter as it is about storage options in modern design. It’s a beautiful Read More
Oxford University Press, 2010, $24.95 This is a little book on a big topic. Author David Albert Jones examines the Bible, the Quran, the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and other religions and sects, as well Read More
Published by Greystone Books, 2010, $55 There is a review of this book in our Winter issue, but I’ve written my own, longer take on this book for this blog because it would make a great Read More
The winter issue of Escarpment Views is out. In it, we have features on the 19th-century Christmas traditions you can experience at Westfield Heritage Village, the challenges threatening the black bear population of the Bruce Read More
