With the publication of their new recipe book, the Juice Truck team hopes to share their wholesome practices with a wider audience.
Adrienne Matei
How to Host an Elegant Picnic
Social distancing has re-introduced the art of the picnic to our everyday lives, for many it has become their only form of engagement with their friends. Paris-based, Franco-American chef Justin Kent shares some insight into how to make a picnic special.
Canada’s Oldest Chocolate Factory
Canada may not have a reputation for its chocolate manufacturing the way, say, Switzerland does, yet the Maritimes were a shipping hub for sugar, spices, and molasses imported from the Caribbean around the turn of the century, and as a result, the confectionery industry historically flourished.
The Revival of Mead
Sure, there’s the adage “What’s old is new,” but does that really explain why the world’s original alcoholic beverage is creating buzz again?
Dish by Dish: An Illustrated Food Guide to Richmond, B.C.
There are no wrong choices—but there are many choices. Let this guide help you navigate the city’s Chinese food scene.
An Illustrated Guide to Canadian Desserts
Though every Canadian region has its sweet specialties, many are unknown beyond their particular places of origin—which is a shame, because they’re all delicious.
Breakfast Across Canada
In honour of Canada day we are once again asking ourselves, what does the morning meal entail in different parts of the country?
Mijune Pak
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Vancouver-based food blogger Mijune Pak has made a career out of a lifelong obsession with scrawling thousand-word food journal entries.
Handmade Canadian Lingerie
Ten top-tier lingerie lines handcrafting garments in Canada.
Fermenting with Noma’s David Zilber
The Toronto-born chef concocting culinary experiments as head of the fermentation laboratory.
Celebrating Summer Fruit
The arrival of late summer’s bounty marks the official start of baking season.
Kevin Kwan
The Singapore-born, New York–based author’s Crazy Rich Asians trilogy explores the unbelievable lives of Asia’s elite.
The Marylebone, London
Eclectic mid-century cool in a historic West End neighborhood.
Robots and the Future of Dying
As the world’s aging population grows, a new host of tools designed for the dying has emerged.
Pyrrha Jewellery
Each seal conveys a different message—some are talismans encouraging inspiration, others represent safety, optimism, and parental devotion.
The Benefits of Facial Massage
While it may lack the instant and dramatic impact of injectables or surgery, face massage is a powerful tool with the capacity to create noticeable aesthetic results.
Patriotic Potatoes
Canadian chip companies adding crunch to the country’s snacking landscape.
Les Parfums Louis Vuitton for Men
Five scents, each carefully composed by master perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud in the company’s Grasse, France–based parfumerie, capture expressions of masculine energy.
The Chesterfield Mayfair, London
Elegant and ambient, the Chesterfield Mayfair hotel is an accommodation evocative of another era in hospitality.
The Missoni x Funboy Butterfly Float
Thanks to a collaboration between Missoni and pool floaty makers Funboy, an elegant set of butterfly wings is eligible for addition to your floating menagerie.
Paradise Has Many Gates
The Biennale’s current theme intends to encourage the re-exploration of prevailing belief systems.
Douglas Coupland’s National Portrait
From June 29 until August 19, the Ottawa Art Gallery hosts Coupland’s new exhibition featuring 1,000 technicolour heads.
Exploring Santa Barbara
Its location—between the excitement of L.A. and the lush wine regions further north, also makes Santa Barbara a convenient addition to any coastal California itinerary.
Cabin Fever at the Vancouver Art Gallery
A new exhibit traces the history of the cabin as both an architectural form and a cultural construct.
Kit Kat Chocolatory, Toronto
Toronto’s new Kit Kat Chocolatory pop-up is a very fun place to take a break.
In My Kitchen, Vancouver
A culinary program aims to connect locals and visitors alike with passionate home cooks for charming, friendly cooking classes.
Father’s Day at The West Coast Fishing Club
A weekend in the wilderness, accompanied by celebrity survivalists and elevated by exemplary service—the Clubhouse may have created your new Father’s Day tradition.
Iris Van Herpen and Philip Beesley at the ROM
Visitors to the Royal Ontario Museum this summer will be confronted by the meeting of two extraordinary minds.
The Restaurant at Pearl Morissette
The mystique of winemaker François Morissette’s nonconformist Niagara winery has been enhanced by a new addition to the property: the Restaurant at Pearl Morissette.
In Focus: Expressions
A new exhibition urges viewers to think deeply and critically of what they see when face to face with another.
Employees Only, West Hollywood
The legendary watering hole opens a new location in Los Angeles.
From Africa to the Americas
A new exhibition provides a pan-national perspective on an iconoclast and his influences.
Ocean House, Haida Gwaii
A cultural experience, wilderness retreat, and luxury vacation at once, to stay at Ocean House is to be a guest in a mystically beautiful world.
Discovering a Tom Thomson
A “gag” birthday gift turns out to be an exceedingly rare Tom Thomson painting.
Sweet Nordic Baking
Norwegian graphic designer Marit Hovland may not have professional experience as a baker, but that has no bearing on the merit of her first cookbook—Bakeland: Nordic Treats Inspired by Nature.
Skin Care By Woodlot
It’s be five years since Vancouver’s Sonia Chhinji and Fouad Farraj began Woodlot by handmaking soaps and candles in their own kitchen using all-natural ingredients.
Lord Jones CBD Products
The sheer fancifulness of a supremely elegant pot product is part of the fun.
Voir Haircare
With only four products—a styling foam, a dry shampoo, a hair oil, and a masque—Voir’s products have been developed to deliver results and leave no residue behind.
Foundrae Jewellery
Beth Bugdaycay, founder of Foundrae jewellery, created her line in part to help catalyze meaningful conversations.
Seeking Melon Pan
For the uninitiated, melon pan requires some introduction.
Colette Grand Café at Holt Renfrew
The French-inspired upscale restaurant arrives in Vancouver.
Love, Cecil
A Q&A with Vreeland on her film documenting the illustrious career of Sir Cecil Beaton.
A New Look for Nita Lake Lodge
Nita Lake Lodge has had strong bones for 10 years; after a charming new stylistic refresh, its future looks bright as well.
Coquille Fine Seafood, Vancouver
A sophisticated new fish house in Vancouver’s Gastown neighbourhood.
The Merry Spinster: Tales of Everyday Horror
A deliciously macabre read for those ready to make their childhood memories squirm.
The World of the Fatimids
The legacy of the Fatimids, the foremost Islamic power of their time, is being honoured in Canada.
JW Marriott Parq, Vancouver
An oasis of elegance and serenity with spectacular east-facing, sunrise views over False Creek.
Leisure Center
With an aesthetic that melds art deco with futuristic sleekness, the two-storey, 22,000-square-foot space houses a multitude of concepts relevant to the modern sybarite.
Native Shoes
What began as a handful of EVA silhouettes has evolved into a selection of sneakers, sandals, and boots for all seasons—and now, the Vancouver-based company’s first bricks-and-mortar location.
The Most Romantic Place in Toronto
Plan a romantic poolside pas de deux at the five-diamond Adelaide Hotel.
Vancouver’s Oakridge Centre, Reimagined
The mall is facing a restructuring of epic proportions, one that promises to transform it from a humble—though high-performing—retail centre into a “little piece of a microcity.”
Four Places for Champagne and Dessert
From Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, and Toronto, here’s where to best cap off a romantic evening with a little something sweet.
Fortnight Swimwear
Canadian lingerie line Fortnight has branched out, offering swimwear for the first time.
Here We Are Here
“Positioning Black contemporary art in the core of the ROM is a gesture of establishing presence…”
Townshend’s Distillery, Portland
From Portland fine tea retailer Townshend’s Tea Company comes a new line of tea spirits.
The Return of Vintage Neon Signs
After being phased out of the Vancouver scene in the seventies, neon signs are back in vogue.
La Maison Caudalie, New York
The vinothérapie-focused brand brings an immersive concept shop to New York’s Meatpacking District.
Amanyangyun Resort, Shanghai
Ancient forests and historic villas form the foundation of a resort like no other.
The Pirelli Calendar’s Evolution
A look at how the Cal has morphed from elevated pin-up to something a little less post-watershed.
Portugal’s Claus Porto
The 130-year-old luxury line gets a new look for its scented shea butter soaps.
Coach Create
In the era of personalization, Coach Create offers a bag nobody has.
Toronto Chocolatier David Chow
Chow’s methodological precision meets a dedication to quality ingredients to create the true allure of his products.
Persimmons and the Drying Art of Hoshigaki
In Japan, the most exquisite fate for a Hachiya is to be hand-dried, wherein it transforms into a delicacy known as a hoshigaki.
Drake x Canada Goose
A new limited-edition collection from Drake’s brand October’s Very Own and Canada Goose.
The Wild Bunch Wreaths
As far as an annual tradition to incorporate into one’s holiday routine, a DIY wreath feels creative, contemplative, and celebratory.
Rouge Louboutin Metalissime
With many events on the horizon, a lick of magmatic Rouge Louboutin Metalissime could very well be your secret weapon.
The Fairmont Empress, Victoria
The iconic hotel unveils a $60-million makeover.
Kachka: A Return to Russian Cooking
Bonnie Frumkin Morales hopes to fill kitchens worldwide with a taste of Eastern European hospitality.
If You’ve Got It, Do You Flaunt It?
What the elite invest in today is less visible and more valuable than ever before.
Polygon Gallery, North Vancouver
When the Polygon Gallery opens this November in North Vancouver’s lower Lonsdale neighbourhood, it will mark the completion of a project roughly four decades in the making.
Claridge’s: The Cookbook
For those curious to peek into one of London’s most exciting kitchens, Claridge’s: The Cookbook is a delicious read.
The Blue Box Café
Tiffany & Co. unveils the opulent new Blue Box Café at its Fifth Avenue flagship.
Mak N Ming, Vancouver
At this restaurant, Japanese ingredients and philosophies overlay a base of classical French techniques, and are served with simple grace.
The Dossier, Portland
Step inside and your first impression may be of the hotel’s discretion.
Thoughts on Raw Cookie Dough
Some foods are best eaten raw.
The Historic Festival of Mi-Carême
With its costume competitions, treats, and atmosphere of mischief, Halloween is Canada’s dominant masquerade festival—but it’s not our only one.
Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry at the AGO
Fifty of Stettheimer’s theatrical multimedia works will be on display for the first-ever Canadian solo exhibit of her work.
Where to Dine in Portland Now
If you identify as a foodie (or refuse to identify as a “foodie” because, oy, but essentially are one regardless) you know that a trip to Portland, Oregon, will not be a vacation in the traditional sense.
The Duniway, Portland
The Duniway is charming, centrally-located, and thoughtfully redesigned—a warm home for any visit to the City of Roses.
Dutil Eyewear
A new line of premium eyewear makes its debut.
The Skin Girls, Vancouver
For years, the Skin Girls provided esthetic treatments in pseudo-secrecy for its celebrity clientele. Now, with a new move to a large space in Vancouver’s Yaletown neighbourhood, things have changed—slightly.
Cacao 70 Dip Shop, Vancouver
Few things have the ability to delight as reliably as a swirly cone of soft serve—especially one that has been dunked in liquid chocolate.
The Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping
For over 60 years, Rolex has been involved in equestrian sport—and each year has seen the level of competition intensify.
TWG Tea’s Mooncake Collection
The luxury tea brand’s Vancouver location celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival with tea-infused mooncakes.
Discovering Forest Fragrances
Though the aroma of the forest is a muse to many perfumers, fougère fragrances—the family of green and woody scents—are still considered somewhat niche.
Chef Dale MacKay
While Saskatoon has always had one of the highest number of restaurants per capita in Canada, casual fare long dominated the scene—that is until MacKay’s homecoming.
The Remai Modern Art Gallery
Set to launch in October 2017, the new Remai Modern will be an artist-centred institution unlike any Saskatchewan has seen.
Toronto Eats
The sequel to Rosen’s 2014 best-selling book, Toronto Eats is an approachable guide to standout meals from the city’s vibrant culinary scene.
Five Innovative Canadian Brunch Spots
These restaurants across Canada are offering more imaginative visions of the mid-morning meal.
A Guide to the Châteaux and Gardens of the Loire Valley
One needs no occasion to enjoy the historic garden styles, rolling vineyards, and ancient wisteria vines that make this region so Edenic—only a sense of where to explore.
Omorovicza Skin Care
Have you heard about the skin-care line made by a beautiful woman who married a nobleman and inherited the ancient fountain of youth that had been preserved by his family for hundreds of years?
The Hollows, Saskatoon
Contemporary dining in a gloriously retro historic bulding.
Lululemon’s Original Store, Revamped
The yogawear megabrand’s original Vancouver location gets a multi-level expansion.
How to Spend 48 Hours in Calgary
From hiking and biking to dining and relaxing, Calgary has plenty to offer weekend visitors.
Cats & Plants
Felines and flora combine in Chicago-based artist Stephen Eichhorn’s playful book of collages.
Holt Renfrew Vancouver Unveils New Beauty Hall
Just imagine a 16,000-square-foot underground world of European marble riddled with 29 beauty counters.
Five Things to Eat in Vancouver This Summer
A guide to navigating the best of Vancouver’s sunny weather food scene.
Distilled Beauty Bar & Social House, Calgary
At once a café and full-service salon, Distilled aims to provide a previously unavailable variety of pampering to Calgarians.
The Strange Story of the Montreal Melon
The enigmatic history of a once-famous fruit from Quebec.
Deane House, Calgary
Long a fixture in the Inglewood neighbourhood, Deane House has been imbued with new life.
