Summer’s here – and so is our new issue! Soak up our stories and vivid images painting a picture of life In The Hills. inthehills.ca

After soccer, cricket is the world’s most popular sport – and now it’s rapidly taking hold in Dufferin County. inthehills.ca/2023/06/a-cric…

Enjoy the Dufferin County Multicultural Event at Museum of Dufferin, including the Unity in Diversity art exhibit, steel pan and African drumming, a youth performance of Bhangra dancing, Sikh cultural performance and local artisan food booths. inthehills.ca/2023/06/field-…

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What to do this weekend? Here's a great idea from our Field Notes columnist Johanna Berhardt: Mud Hero Toronto takes place June 24, 8 a.m. until dark, at Mansfield Outdoor Centre. Ticket holders and racers alike can get into the festival vibe with a beer tent and food trucks.

After soccer, cricket is the world’s most popular sport – and now it’s rapidly taking hold in Dufferin County. inthehills.ca/2023/06/a-cric…

Cozy up to our new fall issue – it’s a feast for the senses. inthehills.ca

THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN Read about seven of the many species that will suffer if the greenbelt gives way to urban sprawl. inthehills.ca/2023/09/if-the…

Congrats to Caledon's Bob Knuckey and all his supporters! Our recent story on the legendary athlete: inthehills.ca/2023/06/master…

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CAN CALEDON GO IT ALONE ... AND STILL BE CALEDON? The dissolution of Peel Region and incursions into the greenbelt by the Ford government pose existential threats to Caledon. Read more here: inthehills.ca/2023/09/can-ca…

Thursday Sept. 28, 2023, is Ontario's first Test Your Smoke Alarm Day! Last year there were 133 fire fatalities in the province – the most in 20 years. Test your smoke alarms! #SavedbytheBeep #CaledonFireES

CARIBBEAN IN THE HILLS Caribbean culture – from food to music and style – has made a home in Headwaters. inthehills.ca/2023/09/caribb…

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM A new exhibition at the Museum of Dufferin honours the history of service by local veterans. inthehills.ca/2023/09/war-he…

Tis the season for the winter/holiday issue! Enjoy heart-warming stories of community, food, art, and other initiatives. Read it all online at inthehills.ca

Mono's Paul Waechter is a Technical Consultant with the Arctic Research Foundation (ARF). Working with Indigenous people to enhance food security in the Far North, he transformed two shipping containers into high-tech greenhouses. inthehills.ca/2023/11/northe…

Raised in Caledon, Jordyn Stafford now oversees the food security programs for Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services. She’s based in the northern Inuit community of Inukjuak, almost 1,500 kilometres north of Montreal. Read the story online: inthehills.ca/2023/11/northe…

“That backyard Scarborough rink was where I learned to skate, taught by immigrant (Australia and England) parents who had never owned ice skates. It was where new Christmas hockey sticks first touched a puck. It was where neighbourhood friends convened." inthehills.ca/2023/11/sheet-…

We’ve been celebrating In The Hills’ 30th anniversary by looking back at some of our themes over the past three decades. For this last entry, we’ve chosen stories that exemplify neighbourly compassion. Dive in online: inthehills.ca/2023/11/in-ret…

NEW ISSUE ALERT! Enjoy the fresh season with our magazine blooming with stories, recommendations and experiences. Online NOW at inthehills.ca