Fiona Morrow

Walking out into the fields behind my hotel in Baie-Saint-Paul, I'm greeted with a scene both unexpected and delightful. Highland cattle, instantly recognizable with their shaggy ginger coats and distinctive horns, laze nonchalantly on thick, richly verda... See more

Our newest issue has arrived! Pick up a copy, read our cover story, or sign up for our weekly newsletter to never miss a story. I am writing this letter in a coffee shop in my new neighbourhood. My apartment—where I have lived for less than a week—has a b... See more

Miriam Margoyles lets out a tiny snort of derision. What may not sound like an auspicious start to an interview is delivered with a reassuring twinkle in the eye and a gentle smile. I had noted to the venerable English actor, who turns 85 in May, that man... See more

There’s a sound rising over the music coming from the restaurant’s speakers. It’s tuneful but not really a tune. The disconnect is confusing: it’s filling the space, but where is it coming from? There’s something unsettling about it, but I am drawn to fin... See more

Our newest issue has arrived! Pick up a copy or sign up to our weekly newsletter to never miss a story. After viewing dozens of bigger and better-finished apartments, I walked into the smallest, least aesthetically pleasing I had seen and made an offer on... See more