McCaig Honey: Sweet victories at Toronto’s Royal Ag Fair
John McCaig of Dalkeith’s McCaig Honey is still celebrating the company’s award wins at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair last
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Author: Barbara Lehtiniemi
Hawkesbury man countering stage-four cancer with holistic strategy
When Peter Higginson left Canada in August for alternative cancer therapy in Mexico, he expected to return much better than
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L’Orignal’s “Pink Lady” runs with a purpose
For the first three kilometres of every run, Suzanne Tobler finds herself thinking “I can’t do it.” But after five
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Alexandria artist marries poetry and paintings in first book
Fragments, a recently published book by Bobi Leutschaft Poitras, features both poetry and paintings by the Alexandria artist. Leutschaft Poitras
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Former L’Orignal woman inspires others to prioritize their passion in life
Anna Levesque has learned it’s better just to take the next step, rather than planning everything out first. Step by
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Maxville quilt show showcases guild members’ work
A sea of colour filled Maxville United Church during the Highland Quilters’ Guild two-day quilt show November 1 and 2.
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Brooklyn Doran promotes new release with performance at Beau’s
Canadian singer-songwriter Brooklyn Doran returns to Vankleek Hill November 10 with her storytelling style and engaging vocals. Having previously performed
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Glengarry archives preparing “forever home” in heritage building
Purchasing an older building comes with moments of uncertainty. “There have been some tense moments,” acknowledges archivist Allan MacDonald of
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Respected Moose Creek men’s wear store to close
After 40 years selling men’s wear, Richard Théoret knows how to size a customer up quickly. “Someone walks into the
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Art and wine pairing at Stonehouse Vineyard
Autumn colours at Stonehouse Vineyard in Lochiel provided inspiration for a group of painters Sunday, October 6. The Painting at
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