“I was burnt out and needed time alone, so I headed to Kyoto for some serenity”: Views from filmmaker Chandler Levack’s Japanese retreat
Featuring a film-festival premiere, a traditional nude spa experience and a musical bamboo grove
“I spent hours admiring the light coming through the stained glass”: Views from Nobu Adilman’s Spanish flight
Featuring straight vermouth, Gothic architecture and a 15-metre human tower
“I’d always wanted to travel with my kids. After my cancer diagnosis, I couldn’t put it off”: Views from sportscaster Jamie Campbell’s European tour
Featuring Buckingham Palace, Vimy Ridge and WWE wrestler Chris Jericho
“I hope learning about our roots is something that stays with my sons”: Views from chef Craig Wong’s Jamaican reunion
Featuring a whole roast goat, fresh island produce and the world's best KFC
The Chase: After striking out in the east end, this family shifted their search to Bloor West Village
Between working from home and welcoming their first child, Dani and Stephen were feeling cramped. With a budget of $2.1 million, they set out looking for more space
The Chase: How these newlyweds found their forever home in Riverdale
"We love that the area is urban but also family friendly"
Laneway Suite of the Week: This Brockton Village family built a house in their backyard, moved into it and never want to leave
For $860,000, they got three bedrooms and three and a half baths, plus—almost unheard of in laneway suites—a basement
The New Cottage Country: This couple found a four-bedroom log cabin near Bancroft for $600,000
They Airbnb it out during the warm weather months and live in it the rest of the year
This laneway suite makes a great home office, or guest house, or motorcycle shed
Part 5 in our series on the laneway housing revolution
A look inside The Apartment, a millennial-pink vintage shop in Moss Park
With furnishings and curios from the '60s, '70s and '80s
This family left the city and bought a farmhouse in Sandbanks Provincial Park
They traded their rush-hour commutes for County living and creative pursuits
These massive art installations are taking over the Distillery District
Including a psychedelic dream version of the Arc de Triomphe
This family ditched city life for a $900,000 house on Lake Simcoe
It needs some love, but there's room for everyone (three adults, two kids and a dog), and it backs right onto a canal
He went up to the Kawarthas early in the pandemic. Now he canoes to work
And by "work," we mean the Italian restaurant and bakery he launched in November
