An Architect Remakes His Quebec Chalet for the Next Generation
On the shores of Lake Memphremagog, Louis T. Lemay brings his sustainable approach home.
A home for all seasons.
Quebec
A Contemporary Quebec Home Where Earth Meets Water
Situated above the Saguenay Fjord, this nature-centred building, Sur Le Ruisseau by Matière Première Architecture, defies gravity and expectations.
Situated above the Saguenay Fjord, this nature-centred building, Sur Le Ruisseau by Matière Première Architecture, defies gravity and expectations.
Infusing Modern Architecture Into a 1970s Garage in Montreal
More than just a house.
Simon Desmarais set out to create a place that would serve as not only a residence with a vegetable garden but also a work studio, workshop, and community centre.
Les Cocagnes Unites Young Farmers and Gourmet Chefs in Quebec
Farm-to-fundraiser.
Les Cocagnes in Quebec provides a space for small farmers and has one eye on fundraising.
Le Seltzer Lightens Up an Italian Favourite With Montreal Chef Danny Smiles
Amaro, mon amour.
Le Seltzer’s new flavour, Amaro, pays tribute to Italian bitters and aperitivo culture.
Montreal-Based RDØ Solar Is Changing the Face of Off-Grid Living
Power play.
As the world moves forward on sustainable energy solutions and renewables, RDØ offers design-forward solar products.
Quebec’s Protected Islands That Are an Ecotourism Dream
An overnight adventure on the St. Lawrence that has unforgettable biodiversity.
Three small, tight knit islands are part of the larger rocky archipelago known as the Îles de l’Estuaire National Wildlife Area. Rich with history and wildlife, they are protected by Société Duvetnor.
A Wave of Hidden Gems Just North of Montreal
Hidden Laurentians.
While the region has long been a draw for outdoorsy tourists there for skiing, hiking, and snowmobiling, many travellers always have headed to developed spots like Mont-Tremblant to sleep, shop, and eat.
Connecting With Whales in Quebec
The Fjord du Saguenay is home to many species of whales and various ways to catch a glimpse of them.
Mention “whale-watching in Canada” as a wildlife adventure, and chances are you’ll think of the east or west coast or Hudson Bay. But Quebec is another place where you can enjoy sighting cetaceans.
