Features Fall 2016
Cell Phone Lifelineauthor/: Mandy Martin / photographer: Johnny C.Y. Lam
AFTER SIX MONTHS IN COBOURG, Syrian refugees are settling in and are grateful to be out of the war zone. Phones keep them connected to their scattered families, their past and their language, but the biggest challenge now is learning English  |
Highway of Horrorauthor: Geoff Zochodne
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Character Buildersauthor: Denise Rudnicki
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Two Lunches with Gerdaauthor: Orland French
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PROSTITUTION, THAT AGE-OLD PROFESSION, has taken a nasty turn and it’s catching the attention of police forces across the province. They’re increasingly aware of human trafficking...
ON SET WITH TWO AWARD-WINNING costume designers – Alex Reda and Joanne Hansen – who both rekindle their creative energy when at home in the Northumberland Hills.
First Words
John De La Cour was on the masthead of the first issue of Watershed but we were friends long before I started publishing the magazine. In the early ’90s, John acted as my campaign manager when I ran for council... read more
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IT CAME FROM WARKWORTH
I read with great interest the article in a recent issue of Watershed that told the story of the Black Fly, an innovative and exciting electric airplane that was developed in Northumberland County…
SUMMER CAMPS
Watershed is compiling a list of
Summer Camps to occupy your art-obsessed,
STEM-enthusiast, burgeoning thespian or
jack-or-jill-of-all-trades this summer.
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 With a new career as a freelance writer and editor, Christopher channels the dedication and discipline… |
