Departments
[Fence Posts]
A One-Horse Open Sleigh
My great-uncle Bob was the first member of our family to leave the rat race and seek the simple life on a …
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[Must, Must, Must]
What’s New and What’s To Do
Our Must, Must, Must section highlights a broad range of events, festivals, activities and galleries that contribute to the diverse character of the Watershed region…
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[Food & Drink Scene]
Watershed Presents
A collection of products drawn from the fields and fencerows that reflect the local landscape and our unique history…
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[George's Pond]
A Thousand Words
Subscribing to the notion that a picture is worth a thousand words, when Joy and I tied the knot in 1968…
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[Outdoors]
Building an Outdoor Skating Rink
A step-by-step guide for building and maintaining an outdoor rink for endless, old-fashioned Canadian backyard fun…
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[Lovin' the Local]
A Showcase Of Locally Curated Products
We’re Lovin’ the Local: A showcase of locally made and locally inspired products that reflect the heart and soul of entrepreneurs rooted in Watershed Country…
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[Innovation]
Nectar Technologies
Honeybees have a new champion in the form of a small sensor designed to monitor the health of their hives …
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[Habitat]
Gifts With a Conservation Legacy
Land trusts not only provide a means for landowners to ensure their properties are protected for future …
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[Field Notes]
Feeders are Ready, But Who Will we See?
With winter at the doorstep, birders are awaiting the arrival of cheery cold-season visitors to their feeders…
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[Cultural Currents]
emebet belete
“Moving Forward” is the aptly named, current series of acrylic paintings by Emebet Belete…
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[Beyond the Garden Gate]
Friendship on a Frozen Lake
What does it take to persuade a group of men to spend a freezing afternoon on a windswept lake staring down …
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[A Curated Collection]
Bedros Aslanian
The Art Gallery Of Northumberland Presents: Bedros Aslanian…
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[Meanderings]
J. David Ford Circa 1935
For decades, J. David Ford’s pencil-written notes lay long forgotten and covered in dust…
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