Growing up in Lakeshore, young Natalie Suzor’s first love was the performing arts. “Singing, dancing, acting—you name it, I did it,” laughs Natalie. “Then I turned 10 and it was out with the musicals and in with...
Simple Layouts
Creating a Lasting Legacy in Your Community
With over 85,000 non-profits and donations totalling over $15 billion, philanthropy is a big business in Canada. According to Imagine Canada, the charitable and non-profit sector represents 8.1% of Canada’s GDP...
Barbecues and Buddha
East meets West in a Lakeshore backyard, where the large family can unwind together with yoga in the Zen garden or kick back on Muskoka chairs and roast sausages over the firepit. Savvy landscape design enables them to...
The Sky Is The Limit
The razor hum of wings slicing through the air with the precision of finely tuned blades. The reverberating, bone-rattling buzz of compact, powerful engines. The whooping laughter of the pilots as their RC planes dance...
Life At Shutter Speed
“I’d always been a birder,” he explains, “and it naturally led to taking pictures of the birds and wildlife. I’ve been involved in photography since the days of film in the mid-nineties. Then went into digital.”
Fast Greens
An anonymous author once wrote that: “Golf can best be defined as an endless series of tragedies obscured by the occasional miracle.”
Freedom To Float
According to Deanna Papineau, it’s easy to reach for the stars when your feet barely touch the ground.
Reclaiming the Pen
Every year, a month before verdant spring bleaches into another scorching summer, we gather together to celebrate Mother’s Day.
Muddy Water
“My style is unique in that it blends classic pop, folk and the work of contemporary singer-songwriters,” Madeline explains. “My sound reflects a real love for that retro pop and soul.”
For The Fallen
From 5 am on May 29th to 9 pm on May 30th, you might catch a glimpse of him. At first glance, he might not draw too much attention to himself. Just a 56-year-old man in running shoes, with a pair of water bottles...
