In The Hills Magazine

While winter travel to warm climes is curtailed, a culinary adventure may be just the ticket. The African Caribbean Grocery Store in Shelburne wears its geography on its sleeve. The new shop, which opened in mid-July, is a joint venture by mother and daughter Doris and Abigail (Abby) Dapaah. Read more in our Food + Drink Guide. African Caribbean grocery store Shelburne inthehills.ca/2020/11/food-drink-winter-2020/

In Caledon artist Mary Scattergood’s world, memory is all. She maps her personal history and that of family members onto real and imagined country topographies. She's our Artist in Residence for the current issue: inthehills.ca/2020/11/mary-scattergood/ Mary Scattergood

Contract Local! Dreaming of a reno or upgrade post-lockdown? Our Find an Advertiser listings are a quick and easy way to find the best local experts in construction, roofing, tiling, doors, and more. Visit Find an Advertiser here:... inthehills.ca/find-an-advertiser/ See more

Redpolls. Snow buntings. Rough-legged hawks. For the first winter in years, a full complement of northern birds has arrived in southern Ontario to feed on our mice, seeds and berries. Read Don Scallen’s new post online at inthehills.ca/2021/01/winter-bird-watching/

Sweet freedom was just a car key away when I was turning 16. It’s Bethany Lee’s Headwaters Nest column.