Montreal businessman Alvin Segal introduced the ‘engineered suit’ to Canada

Montreal businessman Alvin Segal introduced the ‘engineered suit’ to Canada

Alvin Segal in the Peerless Clothing factory in Montreal. Mr. Segal introduced what he called the ‘engineered suit’ to Canada, mimicking European manufacturers.Courtesy of Peerless Clothing It was 1951 and Alvin Segal was finishing high school in Montreal a few years after moving to the city with his widowed mother and two sisters from New … Read more

5 Festive Holiday Markets In Canada You Need To Visit

5 Festive Holiday Markets In Canada You Need To Visit

Toronto, Canada – January 7, 2016: The skating rink at Toronto’s City Hall decorated for Christmas … [+] It is a popular evening pastime after work for downtown office workers. getty The festive season is here and annual holiday markets are welcoming guests across Canada with catchy tunes, roasted chestnuts, hot cider, singing carolers, and … Read more

A|I: The AI Times – Canada’s latest unicorn is a quantum computing firm

A|I: The AI Times – Canada’s latest unicorn is a quantum computing firm

Plus: Louis Têtu explains how Coveo is bucking tech trends ahead of SAAS NORTH keynote. The AI ​​Times is a weekly newsletter covering the biggest AI, machine learning, big data, and automation news from around the globe. If you want to read A|I before anyone else, make sure to subscribe using the form at the … Read more

Seven fall cookbooks to inspire you to get into the kitchen

Seven fall cookbooks to inspire you to get into the kitchen

As the weather cools and farmers’ markets and backyard gardens overflow with the best of the season, new cookbooks – mostly written by authors during the pandemic – are trickling onto store shelves to inspire us to get off Uber Eats and into the kitchen. Here are a few to add to your shelf. Don’t … Read more

7 Influencers Reveal Their Top Summer Spots In Canada & They’re Perfect For A Last-Minute Vacay

7 Influencers Reveal Their Top Summer Spots In Canada & They’re Perfect For A Last-Minute Vacay

If you’re planning a late-summer trip, you don’t need to leave Canada to find amazing destinations worthy of a vacation. Narcity spoke to several Canadian travel influencers to get their picks on the top summer spots to visit in the country, and you’ll definitely want to plan a visit to these locations. The recommendations include … Read more

Perfect picnic recipes from chefs Suzanne Barr, Vikram Vij and Ryan Oabel

Perfect picnic recipes from chefs Suzanne Barr, Vikram Vij and Ryan Oabel

Suzanne Barr is the inaugural chef-in-residence of Toronto’s Gladstone Hotel and the author of My Ackee Tree: A Chef’s Memoir of Finding Home in the Kitchen.SAMUEL ENGELKING/Handout The word “picnic” conjures so much: old blankets with food spread out for easy grazing, laidback conversation and a warm summer breeze. We are a nation of picnic … Read more

Montreal-based Power Corp. raises $210-million for agri-food investing amid inflation concerns

Montreal-based Power Corp. raises 0-million for agri-food investing amid inflation concerns

Power Corp. of Canada’s POW-T new private equity fund has raised $210-million for investing in the agriculture and food sector, targeting companies that focus on sustainable production in hopes of reducing costs as consumers face inflation. Investments by Power Sustainable Lios, a subsidiary under the Montreal-based financial conglomerate, will include a category known as controlled-environment … Read more

As gas prices spike, Montreal’s bike culture seen as model for rest of the country

As gas prices spike, Montreal’s bike culture seen as model for rest of the country

Montrealer Olivia Collette sold her car in 2016 and hasn’t looked back. Collette, a communications consultant living in central Montreal, said getting around using a bicycle, a car-sharing service or a transit pass has not only saved her money, it’s often more enjoyable. “When it’s sunny and warm, it’s really pleasant,” Collette said of her … Read more

Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirms avian flu on fourth Quebec poultry farm

Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirms avian flu on fourth Quebec poultry farm

An operations manager for a duck farm, holds a Moulard duckling in Ferndale, NY, July 18, 2019.Bebeto Matthews/The Associated Press The number of avian flu cases in Quebec is growing, with four poultry farms now affected by the virus. Canada’s food inspection agency confirmed Sunday the latest case of the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of … Read more

These 7 Food Items Have Been Recalled By Health Canada — So Check Your Fridge ASAP

These 7 Food Items Have Been Recalled By Health Canada — So Check Your Fridge ASAP

It seems as if Health Canada is working overtime flagging down countless questionable foods sold throughout the country. While bagged salad kits, several chocolate brands, and even smoothie products have all been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, it seems as if there are more food recalls being added to the list. Health Canada … Read more