Kathy Yanchus

4 weeks ago | burlingtontoday.com | Kathy Yanchus

As the snow melted and temperatures climbed, a young Myles Erlick’s thoughts would turn to Dairy Queen. “After those long Canadian winters, nothing beat a springtime Blizzard from the Aldershot or Waterdown DQ. It became a little family tradition, the kind that sticks with you,” said Erlick, now 26. Erlick is a Canadian triple threat and country/rock singer whose independent viral music videos span social media and have garnered him a huge fan base.

1 month ago | flamboroughtoday.com | Kathy Yanchus

As the snow melted and temperatures climbed, a young Myles Erlick’s thoughts would turn to Dairy Queen. “After those long Canadian winters, nothing beat a springtime Blizzard from the Aldershot or Waterdown DQ. It became a little family tradition, the kind that sticks with you,” said Erlick, now 26. Erlick is a Canadian triple threat and country/rock singer whose independent viral music videos span social media and have garnered him a huge fan base.

1 month ago | flamboroughtoday.com | Kathy Yanchus

Artist Carol Nasvytis’s gallery is her backyard, the gardens of her rural Millgrove home accented by exquisite metal sculptures. In contrast to the dirty and arduous artistic process, Nasvytis’s steel creations are delicate re-creations of ferns, feathers, dragonflies and other living things that catch her eye while strolling the woods behind her property. “I spend a lot of time back there, that’s my zen, that’s my inspiration,” she said. “For me, it’s almost like a walking meditation.

2 months ago | flamboroughtoday.com | Kathy Yanchus

It was an epiphany of sorts for the nurse and the lawyer who attended grad school together to study relationship systems. Recognizing in each other a “fellow giver”, Leslie Gillespie and Lynda Rees became fast friends and kept in touch after going their separate ways to open private therapy clinics.

Mar 23, 2025 | burlingtontoday.com | Kathy Yanchus

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article originally appeared March 19, 2025. Erin Crossman loves all animals but to her, horses are exceptional. “I have loved horses since I was a child. Horses have a magic that I can't explain. All these years later and I still feel that,” said Crossman, a former Carlisle resident now living in Burlington. Flamborough however, is where she boards her horses, runs canine agility classes and where the majority of clients for Erin Crossman Photography are based.