Photographed & written by Chris Miller Tic Toc Watch & Clock Repair is a unique shop in downtown Acton. Robert Sawicki is the owner of this wonderful place, which has been open for two and Read More
By Gloria Hildebrandt Summertime is when we get outdoors more, and away from home a bit. This year we suggest you explore some Escarpment areas that may be new to you. Have you walked past Read More
We have a great opportunity for someone aged 15 to 30, who’s interested in journalism, magazine publishing, office administration and/or entrepreneurship. You will work closely with the accounts manager and editor in a variety of Read More
According to Delivering for Business, a booklet from Canada Post, digital marketing should be mixed with physical marketing for small business success.“In the current environment,” Canada Post states, “small business owners need to develop Read More
Guest post by Sandra Flores. I came to Toronto from South America 35 years ago. Since I was a little girl one of my favourite hobbies was painting; however, I actually started to paint more seriously Read More
Tobermory is a unique place located on the tip of the Bruce Peninsula rich with natural beauty, amazing scenery, and a strong maritime history. A collection of old and new caters to a wide variety Read More
By Gloria Hildebrandt, editor Our Spring issue gives you ideas for getting outside and enjoying nature along the Escarpment. Yet should you still need or want to stay home, our lavishly photographed features will give Read More
By Gloria Hildebrandt, co-publisher & editor We’ve recently had some prospective advertisers ask us for exact numbers of copies we distribute in their particular areas. Hmm, I thought, they don’t get it. They Read More
Recently, we were asked by The Blue Mountains Public Library – Craigleith Heritage Depot, to include a feature article from Summer 2011, in their online collection of materials about Indigenous history and culture that are local to Read More
What on earth are Pollen bees? They are insects that are native to the Niagara Escarpment area. They were here before the European Honey Bee and they do a much better job at pollinating the Read More
