I live in the village of Creemore, and the view beyond my gnarly Crabapple isn’t much different than before this pandemic sunk its fierce claws into the world.

It’s week eleven of the pandemic, and I’ve just finished another Zoom meeting with a client.

I took a long beach walk at low tide on the morning we decided to leave our rented Florida condo and fly home to Canada.

The coronavirus put everyone’s social lives on hold, but life still went on as we all focused inwards.

Documenting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic across Southern Georgian Bay, from isolation to the first signs of reopening.

Where eagles, hawks and vultures soar.

This Cape Cod-style waterfront home in Wasaga Beach is as light and airy as a summer breeze

Local art galleries are supporting artists and keeping art in the spotlight during this difficult time.

This photo from 1901 shows patrons outside the Revere Hotel on the corner of Arthur and Bruce streets in Thornbury.

True confessions from the 9th Concession

The virus may have brought our community to a standstill, but our people, businesses and organizations kept spirit alive.

What a time we are living through in Southern Georgian Bay! Everyone in our quite vast readership has been affected by COVID-19.