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New frontier

24 February 2022

A flurry of young, dynamic industries and high-spirited entrepreneurs is breathing new life into this booming western outpost.

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The Late Edition, episode 24

17 November 2011

We learn about Kuwaiti politics, then head to Salt Lake City Design Week, while Canada’s new plastic banknote is explained by the Bank of Canada.

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The Monocle Daily, episode 24

17 November 2011

We discuss the world’s least developed nations and check in with the editor of a Swaziland newspaper, before heading to Salt Lake City Design Week.

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City in the frame

25 May 2023

To maintain its world-leading position, the Swiss city’s art fair must find new ways to evolve. Here the key players talk creation, curation and community building.

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The Late Edition - Thursday 8 October

8 October 2020

Monocle’s editors discuss last night’s US vice-presidential debate in Salt Lake City. Plus: poet Louise Glück wins the Nobel Prize in Literature; and should US presidents own pets at the White House?

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Christmas shopping in a new city – or even, at times, one you’re familiar with – can be exhilarating. You just need to know where to go. Which is why we’ve pulled together these lists of enticing stop-offs in some of our…

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Little by little

10 September 2020

You need to be at the heart of a metropolis to sniff out an opportunity, right? Wrong. What these compact cities lack in size they make up for in entrepreneurial flair. We meet the folk whose big ideas have taken root in…

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Bright lights, small city

5 November 2020

If, like many recently, you’ve considered downsizing from the metropolis to a more manageable municipality, our second annual Small Cities Index will point you to the compact civic spots that offer rich culture, varied…

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Saint-Henri

17 October 2007

Montréal’s distinctive cultural mix, fine architecture and liberal sensibility has made it Canada’s most desirable city (though Vancouverites may say otherwise). Its Saint-Henri neighbourhood is becoming especially attra…

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Comment

27 January 2022

Want to live long and prosper? We visit the nation’s top city for longevity.

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Wild stock

15 September 2016

Far beyond the last city bus stop and miles from where the metro track runs out, you’ll find shop owners for whom a loyal clientele and room to roam beats the sleek certainties of urban retail.

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Dreams take flight

16 June 2022

The pilot and author on how he fulfilled his childhood ambitions and why he is fascinated by cities as well as the view from the sky.

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Odd squad

20 June 2019

A city’s quirks can often beguile us more than its falling crime rate or fine trams. We list our favourite idiosyncrasies from around the world.

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Food & drink

17 May 2019

New openings from Lima to London, plus a few saucy table-toppers and something for your bookshelf.

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Watch this place

14 July 2015

Ed Stocker reporting from Córdoba: It may be Argentina’s second city but that hasn’t stopped it creating a new science centre and investing in cutting-edge architecture. And one thing that won’t change: its love of a salty…

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Small is beautiful

18 November 2021

Size isn’t everything: what matters is the quality of life, opportunities and experiences that a city can provide. Our third annual index of the most welcoming, vibrant small cities around the world presents the best com…