May, 2015
As the school year begins to wind down, many students eagerly await that extraordinary time of year called summer vacation. Looking to… Read
You’re not imagining things if it seems like we were just at the ballot box. It’s been only 20 months since the… Read
When your backyard is 1800 hectares of trails, wetlands and history, escaping the city is a walk in the park. For residents… Read
It’s finally here—grilling season. And what better way to break in the BBQ than with a few new tricks. Unexpected ones!… Read
Sangria is pretty great any way you pour it, but making it with a wine you’d drink on its own can make… Read
Believe in the laws of attraction? Well, we’re giving it a try. In the spirit of willing things to happen, this month’s issue is all about bringing the heat. Hot topics, solar power, summer drinks—even a visit to our fire department. And if that’s not enough to warm your thoughts, perhaps our campfire lattes will. Make no mistake, it’s July in the city, and we’re ready for some sunshine.
As usual, we met and worked with some fantastic people on this issue. We hope you’ll enjoy meeting them as much as we did. When we weren’t busy profiling local businesses or testing campfire recipes, we were dipping our toes in some hot topics, starting with—wait for it!—urban chickens, of course. From keeping a coop to adopting a heritage chicken, urban agriculture is definitely a topic that’s ruffling some feathers.
So have a read, and think hot summer thoughts. As they say, with self-belief, anything is possible.
At least that’s what I’m clinging to anyway…
Bring on the sunshine!