Canadians and several of their most well-known landmarks will honour the lost children and survivors of the residential school system on Orange Shirt Day.
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A Poem for a Canada Day Unlike Any Other
Our editor expresses the nation's mourning as Canadians grapple with identity in the wake of the uncovering of Indigenous children's bodies at former residential schools.
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Plan Your 2021 Pride Celebrations Across the Country
Pride recognitions don't end when June culminates. Our LGBTQ columnist looks at community-inclusive events taking place during the rest of 2021.
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Indigenous Chef in Winnipeg Shares Comfort Food and Culture
Christa Bruneau-Guenther of Feast Café Bistro and "Top Chef Canada" brings her Métis heritage to the plate with dishes that inspire the next generation of Indigenous talent.
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Yukon’s Gurdeep Pandher and the Relentlessness of Joy
Bhangra dancer in Whitehorse remains motivated by the passion of his followers and the desire to showcase the beauty of the territory.
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Experience Soulful Acadian Life in New Brunswick
Explore French heritage unique to Canada's east coast on this leisurely and educational road trip near the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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At Antoinette’s, Caribbean Warmth Brightens Yukon
Trinidadian chef discusses her career and restaurant, which serves up friendliness along with spicy home-cooked fare.
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Busy Chef Roger Mooking Enjoys a Full Plate
Trinidad-born culinary star reflects on how Toronto's multicultural scene helped shape his career and the unending pursuit of success.
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A French Chef Heralds Bistronomic Cuisine at Auberge Saint-Antoine
Former sous chef Romain Devanneaux takes over the brigade at Chez Muffy, the flagship restaurant at Quebec City’s divine Relais & Châteaux hotel.
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How a Black Man’s Road Trip is Different Than Anyone Else’s
I learned a long time ago that the key to a successful road trip, especially in America, is to keep as low a profile as possible. Hello Prius!
