Fox Harb’r: Nova Scotia’s 5-Star, 4-Diamond Coastal Resort Oasis
Stay and play on Nova Scotia's coast.
Fox Harb’r offers a world class golf facility alongside an equally impressive resort.
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A Modern Cabin in the Woods of Nova Scotia’s Gaspereau Valley
A minimalist retreat in the Canadian woods.
White Rock House was designed by Omar Gandhi as an escape, an opportunity for solitude amongst Japanese maple trees and with views of the the Gaspereau Valley below.
A Nova Scotian Home With Panoramic Views Over St. Margarets Bay
Architect Omar Gandhi creates Rockbound, a cozy and private retreat on the water.
Architect Omar Gandhi creates Rockbound, a cozy and private retreat on the water.
Designs for Living: House at 9000 Feet
A modern take on a ski chalet.
With an impressive portfolio, the studio of Nova Scotia–based MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects was tapped to develop House at 9000 Feet.
The Irreverent Artistry of Hannah Hanski
“I wish people knew that rug hooking is actually very hardcore, very metal.”
When Nova Scotian artist Hannah Hanski decided to move to Toronto at 25 to pursue art professionally, she chose rug hooking for three reasons.
Meet Barre, the Artisanal Perfume Brand From Rural Nova Scotia
The artist-led perfume brand that should be on your radar (and wrist).
Bree Hyland founded Barre, a line of artisanal, small-batch, genderless perfume that can, per its website, “ignite lust, attraction, magic, and mystery.”
The Tastes and Tales of Southwest Nova Scotia
East Coast indulgences.
One thing I learned while eating my way through Southwest Nova Scotia is that every chef and establishment has a unique story, binding together the history of the region and its food.
This 1940s Nova Scotian Inn Gets a Midcentury Renewal
The Evangeline.
Nestled among the farms, orchards, and vineyards of Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley, the Evangeline is a 1940s motel recently reimagined by a new owner who has made the inn the talk of the town.
A Low-Key Surf Haven in Nova Scotia
By the sea.
Surfers will go to the far ends of the Earth in search of perfect waves. But in Nova Scotia, you can chase world-class surf on your lunch break—seriously.
