A look ahead to the new course Old Petty at Cabot Highlands, slated to open in 2025.
Jack Lowe
Western Canada’s Largest Photography Festival Takes Place in Vancouver
The aim of the festival is to connect Vancouver with the world through photography, and the works of an array of lens focused artists.
On Show: Pussy Riot’s Russia at the Polygon Gallery
An exhibition by the Russian art collective Pussy Riot, is on display at North Vancouver’s Polygon Gallery until June 2.
Terre des Cowboys
Chris MacArthur’s photographs of Hillbilly Night capture what provided a haven for country music fans and performers in Montreal.
Squamish and Lil’wat Nation Artists Celebrate Tradition and Lift Modern Art
The carriages on the Peak 2 Peak gondola act as outdoor art installation, presenting First Nations art in a unique way.
Anián Debuts a Collaboration With the Ocean Legacy Foundation
Anián, a circular fashion brand from Victoria, B.C., are making use of plastic waste collected by the Ocean Legacy Foundation
Searching for Silhouettes in Oslo
Morten Andresen uses the vibrant colours of Oslo and the light of the sun to contrast his subjects with their surroundings.
The Ancestor Cafe Opens in Fort Langley
Tradish chef Sarah Meconse Mierau, member of the Sayisi Dene First Nation, has moved into a bricks-and-mortar location in Fort Langley.
Madco by Ambientec Is Lighting for Any Occasion
Madco, a collaboration between Italian designer Elisa Ossino and Ambientec, creates a modern lantern that is equally at home indoors or outdoors.
Range Rover Sets up House in Whistler
The snow capped mountains of Western Canada serve as the backdrop for the latest Range Rover House.
Rolls-Royce Creates Heaven on Earth
The Arcadia Droptail Coachbuild is truly one of a kind.
Vipp V3 Kitchen: An Aluminum Dream
Vipp’s newest addition, to its home furnishings and kitchen portfolio, the V3, combines modular functionality with a minimalist design.
British Artist Max Lamb Won’t Be Boxed In
Max Lamb reimagines the cardboard box as a series of furniture pieces, attempting to elevate waste material into an object with its own intrinsic value.
Poems in Passage Makes a Welcome Return Journey in Toronto
Poems in Passage has been brought to life by two Torontonians to improve commutes and bring poetry to the cities transit.
Beaucoup Bakery Gears Up for the Lunar New Year
Beaucoup Bakery in Vancouver has announced its specialty pastries for Lunar New Year, as well as a collaboration with Chinatown BBQ.
GrayBull Golf Course: Full Circle in the Sandhills
GrayBull Golf Course is the latest addition to the Sandhills small but mighty collection of courses taking full advantage of it’s ideal ground
Melancholy Drawn From the Cold, Dark North
A land of contradictions, Finland occupies a latitude in northern Europe that means winter sunlight is rare. Darkness, snow, and arctic air rule for a large portion of the year, and while we may associate that with gloom, Finns are consistently ranked the happiest people on Earth. Many people’s first thoughts of Finland may be of a stable economy and …
Swap Streetlamps for Starlight in B.C. with These Wilderness Resorts
For British Columbians looking to stargaze in a peaceful setting, there are numerous options across the province.
Behind the Glass
Often, Matt Hall’s subjects are obscured by cloudy glass or a sheet of snow in the foreground, giving the photographs an air of mystery.
The “Cradle of American Golf” in North Carolina Looks to the Future
Pinehurst No. 10, set to open in April 2024, marks the next step in the growth of a storied American golfing destination.
The 7 Best Homes of the Year
Over the past year NUVO has shone a light on some of the best new Homes of the Week in Canada and around the world.
Quivira Golf Course is a Pacific Playground
Quivira brings more to the table than a typical resort course.
Man & Son’s Flawless Designs
Working from a shop on Vancouver Island, in Victoria’s Rock Bay neighbourhood, Man & Son is a design firm founded in 2020.
A Gift Guide for the Tech Fanatic
This holiday season, NUVO has put together a few gadgets and gizmos on a gift guide for the person looking to the future.
A Gift Guide for Him
NUVO has rounded up the little luxuries to gift him this holiday season.
Forage Showcases the Best of British Columbia
The Best of BC menu at Forage in Vancouver highlights the best of what BC has to offer and allows the ingredients to speak for themselves.
Inside the Newly Opened Raffles Hotel at The OWO London
The OWO by Raffles, the luxury hotel chain’s first U.K. venture, was transformed from an iconic London building.
A Gift Guide for the Traveller
In the sunshine or the snow, these gifts will keep them happy and comfortable wherever a friend or family member goes next.
Leah Frances Documents the Quiet Complexities of Diners
Canadian-born photographer Leah Frances turns her lens to the humble American diner in her photo essay.
Italian Designer Guglielmo Poletti and His To-Tie Lamps
Italian designer Guglielmo Poletti deconstructs conventional designs of wall lighting before he builds them back up again.
Framing The Everyday Romania by Vlad Dumitrescu
Vlad Dumitrescu’s portraits turn away from Bucharest and the much mythologized Transylvania to forefront the people of Romania.
The Threads of God
Caffe la Tana is giving Vancouverites the opportunity to sample the world’s rarest pasta, su filindeu.
Douglas Coupland Presents The New Ice Age
The new collection by Douglas Coupland at the Toronto Power Plant explores the Canadian landscape and the effects of climate change.
Heim Furniture Elevates Bespoke Furniture on Vancouver Island
Heim Furniture creates one-off commissions for customers, using sustainable North American wood, much of it sourced from Vancouver Island.
Louis Vuitton Lifts Rugby’s Biggest Prize
Louis Vuitton, official partner of the Rugby World Cup, has designed the trunk carrying the Webb Ellis Trophy.
Montreal’s Goodee Arrives in L.A.
The L.A. store is in Platform, a shared space for independent creative businesses in Culver City, and will stock brands such as ecoBirdy, Haws, and Iris Hantverk.
Ohio’s The Gund Gets a New Face
Canadian Daisy Desrosiers was recently announced as the new director and chief curator of the Gund, at Kenyon College in Ohio.
