Luc Rinaldi

When Sami and June Suomalainen died, it fell to the executor of their wills, a lawyer they hardly knew, to sell their million-dollar midtown home and split the proceeds among their inheritors. Seven years and six lawsuits later, the beneficiaries haven’t seen a cent

Despite the do-not-disturb settings, time-spent reminders and ritual purging of apps, we’re still hopelessly obsessed with our devices. Dispatches from the digital minimalist movement

Margot Denommé has founded Raising Awareness Against Digital Dangers, published a parenting handbook, visited schools across North America and spoken to the WHO. And she’s just getting started

Including two flip phones, two e-ink screens, one that could pass for a calculator, one by a beer company and one that comes pre-loaded with Jewish prayer apps

From the first brick-sized IBM model in 1994 to the explosive 2024 bestseller that blamed Big Tech for rewiring kids’ brains

Jay Olson is a postdoctoral fellow at U of T studying how our phones are melting our minds

Aspuru-Guzik and his multinational team of mad scientists are combining chemistry, robotics and AI to fight climate change, streamline organ transplants and supercharge the scientific method. How did their lab end up at the University of Toronto? In a word: Trump

Ashley and James Schwalm had what seemed like a fairy tale life—two wonderful children, fulfilling careers and a gorgeous home close to the private ski club where they’d fallen in love. Then Ashley’s remains turned up in a burned-out car at the bottom of a ditch, and all signs pointed to her husband

Before he died, William Waters transferred his fortune to his wife’s caregiver. His lawyers say she coerced him. She says they were having an affair. The untold story of a scandalous estate battle

He spent half a century developing artificial intelligence. Now, he worries that his life’s work could spell the end of humanity. Inside his mission to warn the world

After Kenneth Law lost his job as a low-level cook at the Royal York hotel, he found another way to make money: peddling suicide kits on the internet. Now, he’s been linked to the deaths of over 100 people around the world—and their grieving families want justice

The police traced the weapon, raided his workshop and shot him. Two people dead. No problems solved. Inside the impossible gun violence epidemic

She's now living with two other Ukrainian families in an old friend's house in Mississauga

The war was half a world away, but that didn’t stop Toronto from finding ways to help

The Rexdale-bred rookie is the team’s first Canadian draft pick

The folk singer’s stunning debut album mourns lives lost in Regent Park

The High Park-bred pitcher is now one of the highest-ranking female executives in the MLB

The new generation of high rise residences have energy-generating walls and windows

Tourists? Yes please. Transmissible diseases? No thank you

His investments in Toronto tech, health care and Indigenous education make Ryan Reynolds a civic superhero

"When I landed in Toronto, someone suddenly ran over and hugged me. I was frightened at first, but then I realized it was my daughter"

"Our sons were waiting for us when we arrived at Pearson. We started crying as soon as we saw them"

Christian Borys spent five years as a foreign correspondent in Kyiv. When Russia attacked Ukraine, he started a viral Instagram fundraiser

"Our volunteers are risking their lives doing this work—there are bombs and Russian missiles falling all over Ukraine right now"