Emilie-Noelle Provost

Because winters in Quebec tend to be glacial and long, its residents have developed a cold weather culture to make the most of the difficult conditions.

Home isn’t always a town or a house or a family. Sometimes it’s more like a mosaic, painstakingly constructed from tiny pieces of our own choosing.

Every November I find myself engaging in year-end “housekeeping.” Looking back on the previous months, I make lists of people and things I’m grateful for.

For this year’s holiday issue Travel Advisory, I decided to pack up the car and head west to the Massachusetts Berkshires. 

You don’t have to fight the crowds in California’s Napa Valley or hop a plane to Bordeaux to visit world-class wineries. Several excellent vineyards lie just north of the Vermont border in Quebec’s Brome-Missisquoi region…

Back in June, I returned home from a weekend away to discover that a package had come in the mail. It was from an old…

The story of the American swizzle stick is a stirring tale best told over a three-olive martini, or at least Jay Sindler might say so.

One of New Englanders’ favorite summer vacation destinations, the beautiful island of  Bermuda — a tropical paradise known for its history, gorgeous pink-sand beaches, delicious cuisine…

The first time I visited the Provincetown area of Cape Cod, also known as the Outer Cape, was in 1990. I was 19 years old….

Taking advantage of southern Maine’s popular beaches and hiking spots before the tourist season is in full swing makes for a relaxing and memorable getaway,…

Spring always seems to sneak up on me. One day I’m carving the Thanksgiving turkey, and the next thing I know daffodils are popping up…

Enjoy Traditional Irish Hospitality Just Steps Away From Times Square. The Irish are legendary for their hospitality. Ireland’s age-old tradition of welcoming strangers begins around…