Canada - The Glass Magazine

Canada’s Prince Edward Island Is A Haven Of Wildflowers and Wellness

September 16, 2025

FEW PLACES on Earth are as idyllic as Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province. Prince Edward Island, also referred to as “PEI” by locals, is widely known as the home of Anne of Green Gables, but th...

Glass interviews Canadian musician, songwriter and producer Jessy Lanza

Daniel Jeakins

August 4, 2020

Feature, Glass Talent, Music

AN electronic songwriter and producer from Ontario in Canada, Jessy Lanza gained prominence in 2013 with the release of her debut album Pull My Hair Back – earning her widespread critical acclaim and a Polaris ...

Glass meets rising model Krow

Emma Hart

June 3, 2020

Fashion, Feature

The power of connection – Glass meets rising model Krow, to discuss cosplay, his upcoming documentary, and becoming a voice for trans-models in the industry It is pretty difficult to believe that Krow has on...

Glass goes gently outdoors in Québec Province

Sean Sheehan

October 14, 2019

Feature, Travel

BIG and beautiful Canada, with some 90 per cent of its land being uninhabitable, is mostly empty. Stepping outdoors into such a vast wilderness could be scary but, when the wide open spaces allow for an outdoor...

Bee Sustainable! Fairmont leads the way with hives in Vancouver and Whistler

Derby Jones

August 5, 2019

Feature, Travel

SUSTAINABILITY has been a buzz word for long enough, but how does this idea get translated in the luxury travel industry? Fairmont Hotels, known for its iconic properties in 26 countries, have long been a trail...

A long weekend in Nova Scotia – Glass discovers the natural beauty of Atlantic Canada

Amanda Bernstein

July 15, 2019

America, Feature, Rest of America, Travel

HALIFAX, in the province of Nova Scotia, is the largest city in the Atlantic Canada region and is only a six-hour flight from London. Over a few days you can discover the history of Halifax, explore Nova Scotia...

Glass delights in a Canadian getaway at Parq Vancouver

Derby Jones

July 17, 2018

Feature, Travel

IT’S A well-known fact that Vancouver is a treasure trove of natural beauty. From its show-stopping mountainous regions to the famous Stanley Park, the Canadian destination is something of a nature fe...

Glass enjoys a weekend of art and indulgence in Toronto

Thea Macaulay

April 19, 2018

Feature, Travel

VIEWED from the air Toronto is a sprawling metropolis. On the ground, too, first impressions are of a city that just spreads: an urban forest of gleaming towers dominates the lakefront and ruler-straight street...

OVO open their first European store in Soho, London

Joseph Furness

November 21, 2017

Fashion, News

OCTOBER’s Very Own (OVO) has opened the doors of their first European store, exclusively located in the heart of London, Soho. Co-founded by Canadian Rapper Drake, the streetwear brand’s crisp new flagship stor...

Four Seasons launches its first Pop Down event in Toronto

Amanda Bernstein

September 20, 2017

Dining, Food & Drink, News

FOUR Seasons Hotels and Resorts joined the celebrations at Toronto’s annual Film Festival last week by celebrating the very first of its series of Pop Down events in Toronto, Canada. The Four Seasons Pop Dow...

Vancouver West Coast Wilderness Adventure - Credit Destination BC and Graeme Owsianski

Vancouver: gateway to Western Canada – Glass discovers a lifestyle city like no other

Sean Sheehan

August 29, 2017

Feature, Travel

AFTER arriving in Vancouver, it will not be long before your spirit responds to its appeal as a lifestyle destination: dramatically framed by mountains, and sea, it takes a cable car or a hike to the top of Gro...

Destined for drama – Glass meets the Canadian actor Levi Meaden

Sara Hesikova

August 18, 2017

Culture, Feature, Glass Talents

LEVI Meaden is funny, warm and easy-going, so unlike the dramatic characters he plays. Tall, with blonde hair and soft golden green eyes, he nevertheless admits that he’s always been “a little dramatic”, which ...

Toronto’s food scene – Glass is excited by the city’s culinary landscape

Sean Sheehan

July 17, 2017

Dining, Feature

LONDON has long been regarded as unique given that people from all countries of the world live and work in the city. They also prepare and cook food there so the choice of restaurants offering authentic cuisine...

Glass meets … the New York-based emerging designer Chris Gelinas

Ssam Kim

September 1, 2016

Fashion, Feature

GLASS talks to the Canada-born, New York-based womenswear designer Chris Gelinas about how he is currently approaching his career in fashion design. Chris Gelinas with a model wearing one of his designs Chri...

Glass interviews star of The Hateful Eight – Zoe Bell

Izzy Cammareri

January 15, 2016

Don't Miss: Film, Feature, Glass Talents

Diving into the stunt-double scene during her tender teenage years, wildly funny and down-to-earth, Zoe Bell has developed from stunt-woman into a multi-talented actress and budding producer, while harbouring d...

The great Wall

Yasmin Bilbeisi

August 28, 2015

Archive, Art, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Photography

Jeff Wall exhibitions can feel rather mo re like going to the cinema than to a gallery. Wall’s large scale photographic tableaux, famously displayed on huge light boxes, have their own veritable theatre, a bac...

Being human – Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars

Peter Yeoh

June 5, 2015

Archive, Art, Avant Art, Culture, Feature, Glass Celebrates, Glass Talents, News, Photography, Travel

Being human - Glass meets Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars Christopher Anderson, one of the Magnum Photos collective’s rising stars, explores the textures of human emo...

Style Meets Sustainability – Eco Fashion Week

Roxy Mirshahi

April 19, 2013

News

When it comes to creative thought and human ingenuity there really is no limit. This is especially apparent in the ever-evolving fashion industry. Being the third most environmentally damaging industry in the...

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