Domenico Di Modica

John Counter wasn't only Kingston's first mayor; he was a visionary with big plans for the city. In the 1840s, as Kingston claimed the title of Canada’s first capital, the city was ready for its natural transformation. Counter believed that a grand city hall would

Prisons are not known for their aesthetic appeal or ultra-high cost, but the Bordeaux Prison of Montreal is one of those rare exceptions in Canada. Built between 1908 and 1912, Bordeaux was intended as a fortress with intimidating architecture. Quebec invested over $2.5 million at the time—equivalent to

Perched on the slopes of Mount Royal, Montreal’s Royal Victoria Hospital stands as an enigmatic figure—a relic of medical advancement, yet haunted by stories of the unknown. As one of Canada’s first teaching hospitals, it was a place where logic, innovation, and science converged, where great minds