#quebec

#quebec

Julia Manaças Architecte and organize the Waterhouse's clustered composition so that from the road, the first element is the blind wall of the Atelier. Its pyramidal interior accommodates a workshop and winter parking, with a mezzanine tucked above for storage. The geometry produces a calm, grounded surface toward the entry path. To the right, the Tower extends three levels upward, each floor holding a guest bedroom and bath.

But a legal roadblock stands in the way: Quebec doesn't legally recognize more than two parents per child. That fact was a dealbreaker for the first adoption agency the men applied with. But after working with a lawyer, they approached another, which they said was more open to their relationship. The agency started the evaluation process. "Through that process, they learned that we are a little different because we're three, but we're not different from any other family," LeBlanc said.

Producing felt like the most natural place to be if I wanted to make that happen.

In Quebec, Bill 21 has drawn sharp opposition from a broad coalition—including the National Council of Canadian Muslims—who argue it tramples basic rights.

"Quebec produces approximately 90% of Canada's total 73% global production of maple syrup, showcasing its dominance in the industry over Vermont and others."