Local Snowmobiling: Frozen Highways
Across fields, forests , and ridgelines , snowmobile trails rely on the steady work of local clubs, volunteers, and district
teams who keep winter moving.
By Cara Williams | Photography by Clay Dolan
Category: Current Issue
Andrew Mielzynski: Minimal, Uncluttered and Intimate
Photography has truly opened Andrew Mielzynski’s eyes to seeing in a different way. He searches for balance, simplicity, small details, and light, whether he has a camera in hand or not he has an appreciation for scenes that many nonphotographers would not value or admire.
By Deena Dolan | Photography by Andrew Mielzynski
Art in Residence
On eighty acres above the Beaver Valley, artist Ray Mantella has created a modern retreat where architecture, landscape, and creativity converge.
By Marc Huminilowycz | Photography by Clay Dolan
Biathlon: Focus Under Pressure
Biathlon has flown largely under the radar in Canada, but its merits for physical and mental health are finally bringing it into sharper focus.
By Kate MacLennan
Peak Chic: Winter 2026 Fashion
The hottest styles of the season, curated by top-notch locally owned, independent retailers in the area.
Photography by Kelsey Chernes | Hair & Makeup by Meghan MacLaughlan
Shot on location at Bar Gondola in Collingwood
Great Lakes Legacy: The Three Sisters
From a history-making launch to two devastating disasters, the tale of Huronic, Hamonic, and Noronic is one of ambition, loss, and an unforgettable Great Lakes legacy—ships whose fates were as dramatic as the era that built them.
Script by Ken Maher | Stories from Another Day, a Collingwood Museum Podcast. Photos courtesy of the Collingwood Museum.
Winter’s Sweetest Hour
A refined take on après, where handcrafted chocolate and thoughtfully chosen wines turn winter gatherings into something unforgettable.
By Cara Williams | Photography by Clay Dolan
Photographed on location at Katherine’s Chateau in Collingwood.
Mountain House
Designed as a ski-in, ski-out sanctuary for two, this warm modern mountain home centres daily living on its light-filled top floor, while the lower levels open seamlessly for family visits and lively gatherings.
By Marc Huminilowycz | Photography by Clay Dolan | Staging by Van Allen Design Centre
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