Canada
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Raw materials
Canada’s architects know its wilds cannot be conquered. Instead, they’re working with the wilderness to create a new structural language, collaborating with nature to build remarkable rural retreats across the country.
Food
We check out a Haitian hostelry in Montréal and sample Argentinian food in Toronto. Plus: a visit to a surfing community that’s become a culinary hotspot. Join us on Canada’s food frontiers.
Americas
When it comes to agreements on trans-Pacific trade, Hillary Clinton will be hoping for the help of a lame duck.
Culture
Our usual rounded round-up which this month features, without a hint of irony, Alanis Morissette.
Collecting
Canadian masterpieces for sale, the Diane Dufresne Art Centre and a British Columbia art collection.
Sikh and destroy
An ex-soldier and intelligence gatherer, Harjit Sajjan was new to parliament when appointed Canada’s minister of national defence. A year into the job, he discusses his significant challenges and shifting policies.
Something for everyone
Toronto's diversity is reflected in its retail scene. Our third Retail Safari is a tour of the city's best small businesses, from design outlets that resemble art galleries to markets promoting local creativity.
Maple leaf empire
Canada exports more than just goodwill and maple syrup. From peacekeeping troops to submarines and lentils, this vast and varied country makes its mark in the most unlikeliest of places.
Walk this way
Autumnal Vancouver is an attractive choice for the urban dweller. All you need are clothes that look sharp and ward off the Pacific chill; pull on a locally made sweatshirt and let’s explore.
