Our wedding was postponed so we got dressed up and played Jeopardy! instead

This couple playfully reimagined their wedding day

“One little boy played the violin on his stoop”: These Toronto teachers biked around their neighbourhood for an epic series of porch parties

“We visited more than 200 families. Our voices were raspy by the end from cheering and shouting to people on their porches”

“People are going to remember which companies did the right thing”: How a hospitality CEO put people before profits

LoveKind CEO Loren Shifrin convinced his partners to donate any money made to front-line workers

Desperate times: how to master the art of the DIY home haircut

Here’s what you'll need to take the plunge

“People are sleeping in the streets or ravines because shelters are unsafe”: This doctor is helping restructure homeless shelters during the Covid crisis

“There are roughly 8,000 people experiencing homelessness in Toronto, and there are easily 8,000 hotel beds in the city. It's such an easy intervention”

“We just feel like we’re drowning”: How parents with newborns are coping with social isolation

“There is lots of screen time happening, more than I ever thought I would allow”

“I offered my tenants $100 off their rent. I wish I could have given them more”: How mom-and-pop landlords are coping with the pandemic

Some are unable to pay their bills, others are offering discounts and deferrals to tenants

“Right now, I can either pay my rent or eat”: These Torontonians are keeping their rent on April 1

“I'm trying to keep my family safe, but I'm being forced into a position where I either work in an unsafe environment or risk losing my housing”

“I can pretend I’m excited to homeschool them, but I’m not”: Parents and kids speak out about Ontario’s school closures

And the impact of coronavirus

A look at Terra Lumina, the Toronto Zoo’s trippy, multisensory nighttime walk

Including holographic icebergs and talking animals

The best places to skate in Toronto this winter

Including a new zero-emission downtown trail

A fire-breathing dragon, a giant jackalope and an ark: the coolest Toronto-made art at Burning Man

The annual jamboree of hallucinogen-assisted self-expression kicked off this past weekend