And how to save a theatre company from its scandal-plagued past
Because there’s nothing more civilized than a cut and a cocktail
The country’s most clever kid discusses his big victory, his unabashed nerdiness and why there is no such thing as a normal kid
From eating corned beef at Pancer's on Bathurst to opening an eponymous deli on Sunset Boulevard
The man who represents 83,000 elementary school teachers in Ontario says the sex-ed rollback is an attack on human rights. He’s fighting mad
On her possible path to victory, and why the TTC should be free
The Bay Street banker turned mixed-media artist is changing the way we think about corporate attire
For the Polaris Prize–winning musician every outfit is a zany mashup
A Canadian pop star rivalry in the making
It was a nostalgia-fuelled Toronto reunion with booze, DJs and a lot of confetti
Here's a look at her glamorous lake life
