Since the pandemic hit, more therapists are offering their services via Zoom, phone or text. We asked five mental health pros how it all works
When Justin and Courtney started working from their condo, they realized they needed a lot more square footage. Then they found out a baby was on the way, too
Lee Gelbloom had trouble finding stable, affordable housing in the city. So, she went to her parents with a proposal
The pandemic significantly sped up this couple's retirement timeline
Stuck in a Humber Bay Shores apartment, paying $2,640 a month, the Shauches wanted more outdoor space for their dog
I'd dreamed about it for years. The pandemic was the push I needed
I looked at properties almost every day and I was checking out virtual tours for those that didn’t allow in-person tours
Four Torontonians who traded real estate for wheel estate
Once the pandemic hit, I realized how much the rental market had dropped. I found a one-bedroom condo on King West for $1,800
Pre-pandemic, David Shedd started converting his garage into a laneway suite. Then the pandemic hit, altering Shedd's plans for the $550,000 structure
They took their business full time when Covid hit
They borrowed chairs from their church and purchased most of their decor, including a balloon arch, from Amazon
"I was incredibly nervous for our first FaceTime date. I put on nice clothes. I put on shoes. I even put on cologne. She wasn't going to smell me, but I wanted to get in the zone"
Toronto romance seekers discuss online speed dating, Zoom movie nights and how they decide when to let someone in their homes
"Lots of things around the world are a cause for stress, sadness and anger. My dog doesn't see any of that"
