Behind the B Corp movement and its fight against corporate ‘greenwashing’
Big and small brands are becoming B Corps, but are consumers noticing?
Fortune, April 2020
Doctors Can Now Give Out Prescriptions for a Visit to the Museum
The program is one of the first to put art-as-rehabilitation theory into practice.
Fortune, July 2019
Your Next Potato Chip May Be Flavored by Artificial Intelligence
Snack makers are developing seasoning recipes with the help of A.I.
Fortune, March 2020
A Plane of One’s Own
How would aircraft interiors be different if more women were involved in the design process?
APEX, March 2019
Canadian Brand Therma Kōta Is on a Mission to Make Outerwear Cool
Linda Lundström and her daughters tap their Northern roots for outerwear inspiration.
Fortune, August 2019
Meet the Women Defining Quebec’s Wine Scene
Seasoned sommeliers have paved the way for a younger generation shaping the wine lists of Montréal’s finest establishments.
Fortune, May 2019
Montreal’s Top Chefs Join Forces to Fight Food Waste and Feed the Hungry
The initiative sources surplus food to prepare meals for the homeless and hungry.
Fortune, December 2019
How Neuroscientists Are Capturing the Aromas of Montreal
A new exhibition aims to get your olfactory senses tingling with whiffs of winter nights and Montreal food trucks.
Fortune, October 2019
Farm-to-Table App Aims to Connect Chefs, Farmers, Butchers, and Vintners
Now arriving, an app that brings food from farms to Montreal restaurant tables.
Fortune, April 2019
How This Famous Canadian Chef Is Hoping to Make it Big in Texas
How will Stefano Faita translate his brand for American consumers?
Fortune, September 2019
These ‘Beauty Brunches’ Prove That Wellness Is More Than Skin Deep
Luxcey proves brunch is primetime for primping, pampering, and empowering.
The Resurgence of Spruce Beer, the Cold Weather Brew With Roots in Quebec
’Tis the season to spruce up your libations.
Fortune, November 2019
Tony’s Grand Tour
Anthony Bourdain pilots a cool travel revolution, one TV-gold drunk scene at a time.
APEX, February 2016
When Fish Fly
What does aviation have to do with the price of fish and the wave of seafood restaurants hitting airports? Plenty.
APEX, October 2016
Fad Nauseam: On Barf Bag Collectors
Air sickness bags are an unfortunate necessity for some, and uncreasable collectible for others.
APEX, May 2015
Seats That Fly
Aircraft seating manufacturers, more than anything, are problem solvers.
APEX, March 2016
Virtually Speaking
Chatting with an airline bot doesn’t have to feel robotic.
APEX, August 2017
The Bizarre History of Trying to Design Cars for Women
A team of designers at Volvo attempted to design a concept car that women would actually want to drive.
Vice, April 2019
In Profile: Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong
Goh Choon Phong chose Singapore Airlines over a career in AI – using his own smarts to lead the legacy carrier into an era where low-cost reigns.
