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You’ll Wish You Knew Sooner: Village Catering & Deli at Discover Rural Oxford

Tucked into downtown Thamesford, Village Catering & Deli is the kind of place that becomes a regular stop the moment you find it. Owner Amanda built the business around two things that go naturally together: exceptional catering and a really good deli counter. On the catering side, Village Catering & Deli handles events of all […]

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A Different Approach to Pet Care: Willow Grove Animal Wellness Centre at Discover Rural Oxford

Most pet owners are used to choosing between a vet visit, a boarding kennel, or a groomer. Willow Grove Animal Wellness Centre offers something different: all of that under one roof, from a team that works together to treat the whole animal. Willow Grove is owned by Kelsey Streef, a Registered Veterinary Technician who had

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Covered Head to Toe: Wild Comfort Body Care at Discover Rural Oxford

Skincare doesn’t get much more hands-on than this. Danielle Paluska, owner of Wild Comfort Body Care in Woodstock, has been handcrafting natural soap, moisturizers, deodorant, and other skin and hair care products since launching the business in October 2014. Every product starts with all-natural ingredients, and Danielle’s approach to sustainability runs through the entire process.

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It’s Always a Gouda Time: New Galma Dairy & Creamery at Discover Rural Oxford

Some of the best cheese in Oxford County is made just outside Mount Elgin, by a family that’s been perfecting the craft for generations — long before they ever set foot in Canada. New Galma Dairy & Creamery is owned and operated by the Zeldenrijk family, who specialize in locally made Dutch-style cheese. Their Gouda

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A Common Place for Book Lovers: Commonplace Books at Discover Rural Oxford

Some businesses are named on a whim. Commonplace Books was named with real intention, and once you hear the story behind it, the name sticks with you. Shannon, the owner of this independent bookstore in downtown Ingersoll, chose the name as a nod to several things at once. The first is the traditional practice of

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