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I never turn down a conversation with Edwin Huizinga. He’s a person who’s always bursting with enthusiasm about the projects he’s working on. And the project he’s currently working on is the…
Unwind in Style at Somewhere Inn
Tucked away between St. Paul street and Tremont Lane, sits a a newly renovated retreat in Collingwood. Featuring a hidden green space and relaxing patio, Somewhere Inn invites travelers with a…
Night Markets bring a family of locals to Thornbury Craft
When the cold winter months set in, what do we find ourselves dreaming about? Maybe it’s an August evening in Thornbury, sipping on a crisp apple cider at a lively night market, the air…
Born from Serious Play: The Photography of Erin J. Coholan
If you’re a 90s kid like me, you’re probably wondering why the things that were cool when you were young are suddenly cool with the next generation of young pups in the world – but…
Cheap shots and mayhem: an evening with Rock Solid Wrestling
Holy Hulk Hogan’s moustache, I haven’t been this excited in a while. The 400 plus crowd is chanting ‘Bod Squad’ as the lights turn low in the arena. As ‘Playboy’ John Atlas enters the scene,…
Falcon Jane is diving deep into the pride and pain of rural life
Life in Shelburne hit Falcon Jane pretty hard. The musical duo of Sara May and Andrew McArthur, originally hailing from Orangeville, with longtime Grey Bruce roots in Kilsyth and Hope Bay,…
The North Sydenham Bocce Club knows how to roll
For most of my life, based on some novice self-examination and a little first-year psychology, I identified as a ‘homebody.’ I figured because my Salvation Army parents were moved from Wingham…
The story of the Great Lakes Jam
This story begins with a father, Steward Madill, sending his son into a bush lot in the hills of Balaclava to see if its timber was worth the investment. The answer he received was…
Bruce County Rum Runners
Steven Bell used to be a whisky guy, the Northern Irishman tells me sitting in his Southampton living room. I received an invite to do a sampling of a Bruce County-based, Panamanian bred,…
Bad Livin’ at Frontier Ghost Town: gnarly motorcycles and pleasant outlaws
It was high noon and I was somewhere north of Durham, heading Eastward across a dusty road in my Alfa. I was looking for someplace called Frontier Ghost Town, my destination was a weekend long…