What happens to a city when the next generation of teachers, cops, nurses and firefighters decide to leave?

A six-part series on the middle-class migration

Will you want to live in Toronto in 2066?

Educated guesses about what's next for the city

How Toronto’s population will change over the next 50 years

Toronto’s population will grow by nearly three million people—and we have nowhere to put them all

Doctors are rebelling against Ontario’s crumbling healthcare system

There's no easy cure for a system as sick as ours

Toronto’s billion-dollar problem: our cops

From our 2016 piece on the Toronto Police Service: Inside the problems plaguing the city's law enforcement

Rob Ford may have been good for Toronto after all

Why history may yet be kind to Rob Ford

With James Forcillo found guilty of attempted murder, now what?

Philip Preville on police accountability after the Forcillo verdict

How private lenders and debt-crazed homebuyers are pushing Toronto’s real estate market to the brink

When banks won't deal with them, some homebuyers look elsewhere for mortgages

Why the Gardiner East decision, whatever it is, won’t be “evidence based”

Reasons to Love Toronto Now: because City Hall is finally getting its act together

I’d pay tolls to drive on the Gardiner—but only if everyone else does, too

We should admire the Gardiner Expressway, not tear it down

Try as we might, we can’t ignore Rob Ford—and neither should John Tory

Inside the nasty, bizarro, contemptible, gobsmackingly screwed-up soap opera that is the TDSB

Smoother traffic is only the beginning: John Tory’s parking crackdown will change the way Toronto works