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He keeps criticizing me for keeping my Netflix subscription. Should I call him out on his hypocrisy?

How many of us have typed something over Slack, WhatsApp or email that we wouldn’t want our bosses to see? And yet employers have the right to read everything we write on our work devices. Two high-ranking executives at RBC learned that the hard way

Torontonians are boycotting American products like it’s 1812—but how hard is it to go all the way? Filmmaker Set Shuter of the Kingsway wanted to find out

Including vegan ice cream, Mexican imports, fresh juices and kimchi chopped cheese sandwiches

Even before the trade war and the Tesla founder’s unholy alliance with Donald Trump, I’d have been mortified to be seen in one of Elon Musk’s hulking metallic lemons. How should I break it to my friends?

Donald Trump thinks he can slap us with endless tariffs and turn Canada into the 51st state. These Toronto shoppers aren’t convinced

Most Canadians have brushed off Trump’s trash talk about annexing Canada—but could it really happen? Here, one expert’s take

As York faces a funding crisis, the chair of the department of gender, sexuality and women’s studies talks anti-DEI backlash, Doug Ford’s disdain for “basket-weaving” courses and the enduring value of a liberal arts education

Explore the city’s eclectic mix of communities to find your perfect match

“Last year, I didn’t use the subway once. I prefer Uber”

Third-generation heirs are notorious for tanking the companies their forefathers built. But Ted Rogers’s son is proving to be an exception

The president of Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturing Association talks ditching politeness to take on Donald Trump, why he supports Olivia Chow sticking it to Elon Musk and how to buy Canadian when it comes to cars

Paige, 25, and Nancy, 78, formed an unlikely bond after meeting at a west-end running club in 2015. Ten years later, they’re still hanging out, talking about boyfriends and bridging the generational divide

Ron Rivlin thought he could ride out the Pacific Palisades wildfire at his LA home—until the winds shifted, putting his life and his $15-million art collection at risk

Did Galen Weston Jr. really get a $200 cheque from Doug Ford? Would building a tunnel under the 401 bankrupt the province? Is Bonnie Crombie Queen of the Carbon Tax?

Ahead of next week’s provincial election, the leader of the Ontario Liberal Party talks Donald Trump’s tariff threats, the future of Ontario Place and the carbon tax, and whether the premier knows the price of eggs

The councillor for Toronto–St. Paul’s discusses his ire over Toronto’s $1.5-billion privatized snow plows, what we could learn from Montreal and his personal shovelling saga

Make the most of your after-dark adventures with food, fashion and culture in Bloor-Yorkville

After a decade in Hamilton, Thorne has been selected as our planner in chief. With traffic in gridlock, transit ever-delayed and housing far from affordable, he’s got his work cut out for him

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President Trump has launched an attack on the rights of trans people in the United States. Could Canada become a safe haven for American refugees?

Police Association boss is one of the most contentious jobs in the city, and new president Campbell is ready for a fight. Step one: arguing for more money

I do these minor tasks for her, but are they really my responsibility? And is there a polite way to suggest she learn some basic skills?

Connor, a 22-year-old vintage clothing seller, thought he’d cancelled a date—until she turned up at the front door of his parents’ house