Chef Colombe St-Pierre
Queen of the regions.
Her restaurant Chez St-Pierre and her championing of local products have placed her hometown of Le Bic, Quebec on the food lover’s map.
Quebec
A Taste of Charlevoix
Following the Flavour Trail in Quebec’s charming riverside region.
Located a four-hour drive northeast of Montreal, Charlevoix’s burgeoning food scene is the key to discovering the essence of this charming riverside region. Here are the four must-visit stops along the Flavour Trail, a network of over 40 farmers, producers, and chefs.
Clairon Restaurant, Montreal
Bright young things.
Young restaurateurs take on the Quebecois food scene in Montreal’s Plateau neighbourhood.
La Petite Soeur Cottage on Lake Ouareau, Quebec
All about togetherness.
The building bridges two families, the past and the present, as well as communal life and individual privacy.
Lake Jasper House, Quebec
A retreat nestled in the woodland landscape of Quebec.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: There is more to this home than meets the eye.
Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur
North America's rising arts festival.
This August, the world’s top-tier dancers and choreographers will come together in the small Laurentides village of Saint-Sauveur.
La Buvette Scott, Quebec City
Quebec's coolest wine bar.
The goal is always to be flawlessly informal.
Battuto, Quebec City
Low-key elegance.
The room, while minute and filled to the brim with people, feels more like a polished dinner party than anything else.
Canada’s Poutine Controversy
And where to find Montreal's best renditions of the dish.
One of Canada’s top ten inventions is at subject of a simmering debate: it isn’t hockey, insulin, or the Wonderbra—it’s poutine.
