Features

• Special Issue

  Celebrating 100 Years of Cottaging.

• Founders Keepers

  By Andrea Curtis

  You think you’ve been cottaging a long time? These families have a century of staying put.

• Everything New Is Old Again

  By K. Jill Rigby

  A cottager’s passion for all things Adirondack lends his lodge instant heritage.

• Neverending Stories

  Our call for favourite cottage tales took our readers down memory lane.

• Last Resorts

  By Charles Long

  What happened to the grand old hotels that turned tourists into cottagers?

• 100 Years Of Cott-itching

  There’s always been a buzz around avoiding the mosquito and soothing her sting.

• The Tree that Build Cottage Country

  By Charles Wilkins

  How the white pine laid the foundations of life at the lake.

• No Rest for the Wicker

  By Jessica Ross

  More valuable than you’d think, antique cottage furniture is worth some TLC.

• A Day at the Races

  By Judy Ross

  Cottage regattas are as much about fun as they are about tradition.

• History in the Making

  By Ann Douglas

  Every lake association has a past. Here’s how to publish yours.

• Nouvelle Cuisine

  By Deena Waisberg

  A Toronto chef gives his cottage kitchen a gourmet makeover.

• Old King Cole

  By David Zimmer

  Whether backyard brazier or high-end smoker, the charcoal grill is hot again.

• Flavour of the Moment

  By Jane Rodmell

  Today a rub, tomorrow a marinade – with a few simple switches, it’s easy to change the taste of grilled food.