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Food & Drink

Moshe Safdie

Legendary architect Moshe Safdie traces a life shaped by kibbutz communal tables, Syrian-Aleppan family recipes and a conviction that beauty — in buildings and food alike — still matters.

  • Issue #100
  • 6 min read
Marinated botan shrimp with sea urchin and oscietra caviar served on a black plate with microgreens and ice.
Business

On the move

Speedy rail links connecting the Baltics, the first nuclear-power reactor in the UAE and a sea port in Pakistan that is open for business: all are headline projects but will they work?

  • The Forecast #7
  • 8 min read
On the move
Business

Child’s play?

Being a toy company head might seem like a dream job but it’s not all fun and games. Monocle visits the inner children in charge in Japan, Canada and Germany.

  • Issue #99
  • 5 min read
Child’s play?
Monocle Films

Canada special: get your skates on

Ice hockey is Canada's national obsession and junior hockey is where the dream of going pro is closest to being realised. Monocle Films heads to London, Ontario, to meet the fans supporting the puck…

  • Film
  • 3 min watch
Ice hockey players in London, Ontario.
Culture

Media

This month’s audio and visual highlights.

  • Issue #98
  • 4 min read
Media
Culture

Collecting

Canadian masterpieces for sale, the Diane Dufresne Art Centre and a British Columbia art collection.

  • Issue #98
  • 4 min read
Collecting
Food & Drink

Food

We check out a Haitian hostelry in Montréal and sample Argentinian food in Toronto. Plus: a visit to a surfing community that’s become a culinary hotspot. Join us on Canada’s food frontiers.

  • Issue #98
  • 7 min read
Food
Design

Raw materials

Canada’s architects know its wilds cannot be conquered. Instead, they’re working with the wilderness to create a new structural language, collaborating with nature to build remarkable rural retreats across the country.

  • Issue #98
  • 12 min read
Raw materials
Affairs

Urbanism

Eighty per cent of Canadians live in cities but increased investment for small towns is on the way.

  • Issue #98
  • 4 min read
Urbanism

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