Claude Monet’s Secret Garden at the Vancouver Art Gallery
Revisiting Monet’s painting prime.
The most important exhibition of the 19th-century French painter’s work in Canada in over two decades makes its only North American pit-stop.
Le Mount Stephen, Montreal
A historical monument reincarnated.
Following a $20-million renovation, the former private mansion of Lord George Stephen has been transformed into an opulent hotel.
New York’s League of Kitchens
Cooking up cross-cultural exchange.
At League of Kitchens, it’s the immigrant who is the expert, the host, the one who has an opportunity to share their story.
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The Gran Meliá Hotel, Rome
Serenity on the hill.
Staying at Gran Meliá Rome is like being an external insider—in the know, yet choosing to look on from a distinctly advantageous perch.
Uninterrupted, Vancouver
A wild salmon spectacle.
Throughout summer, an artistically-shot film of spawning salmon will be projected onto the underside of Vancouver’s Cambie Bridge.
Canada’s Most Iconic Private Residences
Inside Great Canadian Homes.
See inside iconic and historical private residences from across the country.
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Fox Harb’r Resort
Canadian billionaire Ron Joyce’s Nova Scotia resort.
Fox Harb’r Resort & Spa has grown into a vibrant lifestyle community offering a elegant accommodations, a five-star resort, and an exciting scope of activities.
Mead’s Revival
Humanity’s original tipple.
Sure, there’s the adage “What’s old is new,” but does that really explain why the world’s original alcoholic beverage is this summer’s buzziest drink?
Conversation Piece, June 18, 2017
A weekly series.
Jelly doughnuts with a kick; parrots pick out baby names; how to evade mosquito bites.
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