We’re planning to host a display table again at this showing. Come & say hello, pick up back issues you’ve missed or want to pass on to friends.Read More
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By Chris Miller On the day before Valentine’s Day, Canada’s love for the automobile was shown at The 2020 Canadian International AutoShow with some outstanding new products. As usual, the Germans and Koreans showed great audio-visual presentations, followed by some good Japanese launches. The displays were as usual very professional and I noticed this year […]Read More
This Spring & Summer are going to be beautiful, especially if you take the time to tour the special gardens that will be open to the public on these days.Read More
Michael Kopke of Kia Canada, above, unveiled the enhanced Niro Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid at the Canadian International Auto Show on Feb. 13. The show is open to the public until Feb. 23.Read More
February 12 – EcoFilm ‘PLANEAT: Nothing changes the planet as the way we eat.’ A plant-rich diet in vegetables, fruits, grains and legumes holds the greatest promise for ensuring a sustainable future for global health, food supply and the planet. The John Elliott Theatre, Georgetown. Doors Open 6:30; Film Start: 7:00. Tickets $10. at Box […]Read More
Content from our Autumn 2019 issue is now available for free here on our website. Our cover story was Art Weaver’s beautiful and controversial (!) look at Niagara Glen Nature Reserve. See the Readers & Viewers section of Winter 2019-20 to see what all the fuss was about. We may even have lost a good […]Read More
PhotoArt of Halton Hills has announced the winners of this year’s competition, the 40th year it’s been held. Children as well as adults were encouraged to submit photos in their categories. More than 200 selected photos were displayed at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre until the end of March.Here are the first-place winning photos. All […]Read More
Our blogger, salesman and dedicated auto enthusiast Chris Miller shares his notes on the 2019 Canadian International AutoShow. Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC) vehicles of the year had six competing, three SUVs and three cars, of which half were Korean. That says a lot for the south Asian country’s auto development. The winners were […]Read More
