Most people equate Mexican cuisine with spiciness. To the contrary, most of the menu items are mild in heat level, and the spiciness can be controlled according to the amount of salsa added. Read More
One of the most beautiful experiences on a guided forest therapy walk is the tea ceremony at the end. Read More
Sigma Stretch Film products made in Belleville can be found throughout North America, Scandinavia, Japan, Russia, and Australia. Read More
A delegation of 12 Belleville politicians, economic development representatives, media, and residents recently returned from a visit to Gunpo. This was one of several mutual visits over the years, designed to share cultural exchanges and discuss business opportunities. Read More
Lorie’s eyes light up when she describes the chocolate making process and the attributes of the different chocolate truffles on offer at Mrs. B’s. Read More
“For us, the pasta table is where Paula and I both learned how to cook extraordinary tasting food but using very simple and pure ingredients. It really is about that community around food. Just having good food.” Read More
Barn Owl Malt’s name, carefully selected by owners Devin and Leslie Huffman, speaks to a different era in agriculture, when mixed farming created a habitat in which barn owls could thrive. Modern farming practices have changed the habitat to the point where there are fewer than five pairs of barn owls remaining in Ontario. Read More
One of the primary goals of the nursery is to convince people of the value of local plants and growing from seed in order to create genetic diversity. Read More
When Deanna Groves and John Riedl were living and working in Mississauga – she in accounting and human resources and he in information technology – they dreamed of moving to a country property Read More
A guided tour of Potter Settlement Artisan Winery north of Tweed combines a detailed explanation of the science of grape growing and wine making in a most unlikely location, and geography and history lessons, too. Read More