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Cottage of the Week: $4.5 million for a smart farmhouse with a killer wine cellar sitting on 14 acres of land

This 4,100-square-foot property also comes with an EV charger, a dog wash area, a laundry chute and stunning nature views

Sixteen things to see, do, read and hear in Toronto this April

Including an exploration of the roots of reggae, a theatrical portrayal of immigrant life and a deep dive into string theory

“If you’re a developer eyeing the Greenbelt, just know the federal government has the power to intervene”: A Q&A with environment minister Steven Guilbeault

The minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada discusses being a thorn in Doug Ford’s side, his plan to protect Rouge National Urban Park and the time he scaled the CN Tower to protest climate injustice

Murder Mystery 2, Rye Lane and more of the best titles to stream this week

Here are the 10 most anticipated titles coming to Crave, Disney Plus, Netflix, CBC Gem and Apple TV Plus this week

“Every Black child needs an advocate in the school system—it’s how they survive”: A Q&A with the founder of Parents of Black Children

Charline Grant supports families whose children are experiencing racism in education. Now, she’s helping a mother who alleges that her six-year-old son was discriminated against by his teacher at John Fisher Public School

Nineteen archival photos of US presidents and their families visiting Toronto

Following Joe Biden’s visit to Ottawa over the weekend, here’s a selection of photos of former US leaders in Toronto

House of the Week: $4.8 million for a humongous Whitby estate with a turret and a 15-foot-tall waterfall

This 6,500-square-foot property also comes with a butler’s pantry, a wine cellar, a wine-tasting area and a painting studio

“As a young man, there were times when I loved this city and times when I hated it”: A Q&A with hometown boy Kiefer Sutherland

With his new Toronto-shot series set to premiere, the veteran actor dishes on doing stunts at 56, his love affair with Bloor Street, taking on Doug Ford and what it means to be a nepo baby

“Scarborough always gets the short end of the stick”: How commuters feel about TTC service cuts

We asked riders at Kennedy Station what they think about the changes to bus routes

The Questionnaire: Three theatre heads on the future of live performance

“You know a show’s a hit when the air changes in the theatre. You smell the pheromones, and you know people are leaning in”

Cottage of the Week: $2.75 million for a Georgian Bay escape with eight bedrooms, 28-foot vaulted ceilings and a movie theatre

The one-acre property also comes with wacky colour-coordination, a spiral staircase and a huge covered deck overlooking the water