Sherry Haaima

Mike Fisher, on Ontario Rugby Hall of Famer, is joined by his daughter Amy Penaloza. Some of Fisher's artwork can be seen hanging on the walls.

The votes are in! Find out which restaurants made the cut in our Readers' Choice contest for best steak in Arnprior. Unsplash photo

Fifteen-year-old Nevaeh Sarazin from the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation was recently named a Mazda Canada Rising Legend, an honour that comes with a $50,000 prize for her community.

From left are: Karen Laforge, Richard Dean, Brittany Crawford, Rachel Vanderzwaag, Laurie O'Brien, Shelly Dean, Lori Fountain and Nancy Briscoe. Sherry Haaima/Metroland

The Arnprior Christmas Angels Project helped provide gifts for more than 100 children in Arnprior and McNab/Braeside.

A grand opening event is set for this Saturday, Dec. 23 at the new A High Class Joint location in Cobden. A High Class Joint photo

On hand on gift delivery day from Deslaurier Custom Cabinets, Amphenol Times Fiber Canada and Welch LLP are, from left: Jason Chartrand, Harold Hazen, Mary Lyn Madigan, Laurie MacMillan, Jennifer Lynch, Curtis Duhn, Jeff Menkhorst and Kimberly Bovair Taylor. Buffie Rathwell photo

Metroland news editor Sherry Haaima reflects on a more than 20-year career with the company. Sherry Haaima photo collage

While markets along Highway 401 are benefiting from strong demand for industrial properties, areas like the Ottawa Valley are seeing a slower recovery for commercial real estate post-pandemic.

What does every tourist do while travelling? Eat, and usually three times a day. But nowadays, not only do travellers eat en route and at their destination, the culinary options themselves are increasingly becoming the destination or reason for travel.