A Taste of Haldimand – June 19, 2025
If you’ve ever enjoyed a pie from the Grace United Church ladies of Caledonia, there’s a good chance you ate one of Margaret Crawley’s. Margaret... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – June 12, 2025
With lots of family visiting for the weekend, my house was abuzz with activity. I took advantage of the captive audience to made a couple... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – June 5, 2025
It’s rhubarb season! A couple of friends suggested I should explore rhubarb in this column. They each enjoy stewed rhubarb but discovered that one added ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – May 29, 2025
Some of the simplest recipes carry a lot of weight. By this I mean memories of the family cooking together, sitting for a meal with... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – May 22, 2025
It was during a visit with Rob and Debbie Daniels that Rob started to tell me about some of his favourite recipes, which were his... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – May 15, 2025
This year on Good Friday I noticed a number of restaurants and community groups advertising take-out fish and chips. In the Christian faith, Good Friday... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – May 8, 2025
One day, an 11-year-old girl in Calgary, Alberta, opened her Girl Guide magazine and chose the name of a 12-year-old girl living in Empire Corners,... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – May 1, 2025
In my world, hockey is finally over. Some of you will be thinking “no it’s not” and I will admit, there is a league... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – April 24, 2025
What does Haldimand County, the Niagara Peninsula, smalltown Saskatchewan, and banana bread all have in common? These are all part of Nick Fearns’ lived experiences.... ...read more
A Taste of Haldimand – April 17, 2025
When I think of an “old soul”, Clover DeWitt comes to my mind. She’s a quiet and unassuming young woman who works diligently doing what... ...read more

