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Canadian street photographer Tyler Biard of Cities and Citizens tells us why his home city, with its enormous parklands and eccentric approach to architecture, is a city on the up
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From quiet streets and bakeries to Quebec’s spectacular nature ... Ali Inay explores Montreal in the fall
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In the picturesque countryside of Quebec, Omerto is the world’s only commercial producer of aperitif tomato wine
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From a Canadian bookshop opened by Alice Munro in the 1960s to one in the island of Santorini started by drunk Oxford students, some of the world’s most exotic booksellers feature in The Bookshop Book, published as part of a UK-wide Books are My Bag campaign to support the bookselling industry in the run-up to Christmas. Its author Jen Campbell introduces some of the finest
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The Canadian crime writer and former Toronto Star columnist on the views, food, art and design of the city
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Controversial multi-million dollar museum is world’s first dedicated to exploring the diverse issues of human rights worldwide, with exhibit topics ranging from genocide to school bullying
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