The Millbrook Times

Celia Hunter From the time the soil can be turned over until after the first frost, there are a dozen volunteers who gather every Monday evening – and through the week as their time allows – to sow, tend, weed, and gather vegetables, berries and even edible flowers for the… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter Farming, food production, sustainability: all words, issues and concepts that have a vital but everyday feel to them for us in this part of rural Ontario.  For Amanda Klarer in Cameroon, West Africa, they are equally vital issues, but the everyday feel is not quite the same.

Celia Hunter Ryan Huntley states, “I moved to Millbrook three years ago to help a beautiful old church in need of some love.

Celia Hunter There are now two wind turbine projects active in the area.

Celia Hunter Vengai Chiwawa is the Artist-in-Residence at the spectacular ZimArt Rice Lake Gallery this summer, located on the 2nd Line east of Bailieboro.

Karen Graham       The decision to start farming came early to Charles Stevens, and he purchased the property on which he operates Wilmot Orchards, named after the local creek, before he finished university.

Karen Graham Dr. Shannon Kelly was introduced to chiropractic treatment as a teenager when she began following a regular wellness program in her home town outside of Kincardine in southwestern Ontario.

Celia Hunter       As the 100th Anniversary of the outbreak of World War I – called the war to end all wars – is marked by ceremonies, services and special events, the outdoor stage and surrounding fields at the 4th Line Theatre have been transformed into battlefields, hospitals and asylums… Continue reading →