“We waited at the border for 20 hours”: A school principal on her harrowing escape from Ukraine
"My mother called every day, begging me to come back to Canada, but I didn’t want to believe that the Russians would actually invade"
Luc Rinaldi
The Questionnaire: Tech leaders on their company’s post-pandemic plans
Plus the next big workplace trends and what they don’t miss about the Before Times
This town has the lowest vaccination rate in Ontario
And this doomsday preacher is the reason why
The e-health revolution: health start-ups are the next big thing in tech
We quizzed eight CEOs about their eureka moments, their wellness regimens and favourite TV medical dramas
A Toronto family sold their Davisville semi and bought this $1-million property in Uxbridge
Erica and James had wanted to ditch the city for a while. They finally pulled the trigger right before the pandemic
Growing up, she dreamed about owning this Kawartha Lakes mansion. She just bought it for $1.9 million
The buyer, who plans to do more than $500,000 worth of renovations, named the place Primrose Hill Manor
A Burlington waitress won the lottery in 1996 and bought this Muskoka cottage for $335,000
Twenty-five years later, she sold it for $1.7 million
“I’ve been in business for 32 years, and 2020 was the busiest year we’ve ever had”
Early in the pandemic, cottage country businesses were worried, but with Torontonians flocking north, business has been bonkers
The Bracebridge Library offers free Wi-Fi in its parking lot
Cathryn Rodney, chief librarian, on the sudden demand for broadband in cottage country
A three-generation Toronto family bought this Tiny Township cottage for $420,000. They’re loving it
The Rychalskas got this place in the early stages of the pandemic. It might have doubled in value since then
What will downtown look like when the pandemic is over?
Optimistic investors, condo buyers, hoteliers and restaurateurs are betting big on a post-pandemic comeback. Are they crazy? Brilliant? Both?
Hotels, restaurants, parks and other cool new attractions are coming to downtown
The first in our series on the post-pandemic downtown rebound
“We have 28 people waiting for a bed”: Q&A with Michael Warner, the Toronto doctor who’s gone viral sharing his patients’ stories
"I want to set the record straight so people understand the severity of the situation, especially when communication from the government has been inconsistent at best"
“It will outlive any condo”: Toronto artist Krista Kim on selling a virtual house NFT for $650,000
"I have real estate agents and developers contacting me because they think there’s a boom in digital housing"
