Toronto Life’s most-read feature stories of 2016
Toronto Life’s most-read feature stories of 2016
Over the past year, Toronto Life’s reporters have written devastating personal essays, gripping true-crime features and piercing profiles. Here, for your post-Christmas reading enjoyment, are the ten feature-length Toronto Life stories that were most popular with readers in 2016. Click on the photos or headlines to read them.
The 10 most-read feature stories of 2016:
1) Best New Restaurants 2016
2) Behind the murder that shocked Bay Street
3) Young, rich and totally not buying a house
4) I helped eight people end their lives. By the time you read this, I’ll have ended mine
5) My decade-long coke addiction, and how I got sober
6) The life (and near-death) of bad-boy chef Matty Matheson
7) I was raped three times. I knew all of my attackers. And I never told the police
8) How an entrepreneur killed his blue-blood investor and dumped the body in Muskoka
9) My life in street gangs
 Best New Restaurants 2016
2) Behind the murder that shocked Bay Street
3) Young, rich and totally not buying a house
4) I helped eight people end their lives. By the time you read this, I'll have ended mine
5) My decade-long coke addiction, and how I got sober
6) The life (and near-death) of bad-boy chef Matty Matheson
7) I was raped three times. I knew all of my attackers. And I never told the police
8) How an entrepreneur killed his blue-blood investor and dumped the body in Muskoka
9) My life in street gangs
10) Eleanor McCain and Jeff Melanson's $5-million breakup is Toronto's messiest){kind=link}