Urbanism
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Boom town
Levelled by a massive explosion in the early 20th century, Halifax’s North End is now welcoming an explosion of young professional families.
✕5 Essays
What does it mean to be Canadian? Is it about accepting refugees, global leadership or an imagined idyll? Five native writers shed some light on this ever-evolving and perennially popular country.
Rooms with a view
We round up the sharpest and most forward-looking architects busy turning heads with their innovative retail designs, lush tropical dwellings and nature-inspired and welcoming commercial spaces.
Urbanism
Eighty per cent of Canadians live in cities but increased investment for small towns is on the way.
City slickers
How does Toronto, one of Canada's noblest urban hubs, compare to its sister city and rival, Chicago? We pitted citizens of both places head to head to find out.
Municipal concerns
Forget the stereotype of the ceremonial mayor. Monocle stalks the corridors of city halls around the world to assess the most powerful and persuasive urban leaders, evaluating their successes, failures and ongoing challenges.
Market forces
The Monocle Retail Survey returns, scouring the globe for the best new shops and smartest developers. This year’s review is designed to inspire and intrigue, from Buenos Aires to Seoul and beyond.
Designer plans
Dubai wants to be known for more than skyscrapers. We visit the city’s design district and meet the makers trying to turn it into a bastion of Middle Eastern craft and creativity.
New wave
Once home to waterfront workers, Helsinki’s Punavuori district is now awash with young businesses. We meet the new kids on the dock.
Leading the way
In a world of geopolitical upheaval, mayors are playing an increasingly prominent role. We present 15 of the world’s most recognisable and resilient city leaders, from London to Tokyo.
