Ali Millington

Nov 9, 2023 | narcity.com | Morgan Leet |Ali Millington |Katherine Caspersz |Janice Rodrigues

At a certain time of the year massive mountains of ice float into this tiny town in Newfoundland and Labrador, towering above the homes and creating a uniquely stunning scene. The town, Twillingate, is known for its front-row seats of iceberg viewing, and has even been dubbed the "iceberg capital of the world." It has a lot to live up to with that kind of title, but it manages to do just that. Keep reading...Show less So many places to go and things to see.

Oct 31, 2023 | narcity.com | Ali Millington |Helena Hanson |Lisa Belmonte

Adjusting to life in another country can be tough. As a Canadian expat of British heritage who has lived in London, UK for a decade, few things surprise me anymore — but when I first moved, there were plenty of cultural differences I found totally bizarre. I recently asked some of my fellow Canuck friends living in the UK about the things about life here that would send Canadians into a coma (in a good or bad way). Here's everything they had to say.

Oct 30, 2023 | narcity.com | Katherine Caspersz |Lisa Belmonte |Ali Millington |Morgan Leet

While October is coming to a close, spooky season doesn't have to end — especially in one of America's most haunted cities. New Orleans is a city known for its European-style architecture, mouthwatering Creole cuisine and all-around good-time vibes. But it's also known as a deeply mystical, extremely haunted city, famous for its ghost stories and voodoo practitioners. The Louisiana city is full of spooky spots just waiting to be explored.

Oct 30, 2023 | narcity.com | Ali Millington

Newcomers to Canada quickly find out that there are a number of things — from Canadian food and drink items to cultural quirks and nuances — that are unique to our country. As a Canadian who has lived out of the country for the majority of the last 10 years, it’s now also apparent to me that Canada simply does some things better than other countries — and that even beyond real maple syrup and Tim Hortons coffee, there are things that are hard (or even impossible) to find elsewhere.

Aug 17, 2023 | narcity.com | Ali Millington

Newcomers to Canada quickly find out that there are a number of things — from Canadian food and drink items to cultural quirks and nuances — that are unique to our country. As a Canadian who has lived out of the country for the majority of the last 10 years, it’s now also apparent to me that Canada simply does some things better than other countries — and that even beyond real maple syrup and Tim Hortons coffee, there are things that are hard (or even impossible) to find elsewhere.