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How to reduce our reliance on American farmers? Rely on robot ones instead

The constant thwacking is maddening. Short of heading down there and snapping some paddles, what can we do?

Liberty Village resident Ruby Kooner’s dog was fatally ambushed by two local coyotes. She wants the province to relocate the animals—but not everyone agrees

The project gets full marks for heritage preservation. Whether NIMBYs will be persuaded is another matter

Shari Becker and John Gauch were happy in their progressive Boston enclave. But, when support for Trump’s rhetoric took root across the US, they knew they had to get out

Even the robots are mad about Toronto transit

Donald Trump’s large adult son headlined a Toronto bitcoin conference. It was unintentionally hilarious

Inspired spaces, exceptional food and wine, and even better company.

The world’s largest road hockey fundraiser is back to help create a world free from the fear of cancer

Leave your Raygun jokes at home

Fresh off a three-year renovation, the Palm House at Allan Gardens is a perfect place for plants and parties

Could a fancy new shuttle do the trick?

Our new logo honours the magazine’s past and signals our ongoing commitment to high-quality long-form journalism

“Loblaws is ridiculously expensive. I avoid it completely”

After a groundbreaking discovery that found possible evidence of life in Venus’s acidic skies, Toronto-born Sara Seager is leading a robot mission to the planet

One-time downtown MP Adam Vaughan turned heads when he joined Therme, the European company tasked with redeveloping Ontario Place. Here, he explains his controversial choice to work on the project he once opposed

Johnny, a 64-year-old musician, wanted to spend some time alone with Anika. If only life were so easy

On May 12, Mike Myers and Colin Mochrie will perform in an improv-and-interview comedy show on the same stage that launched Myers’s career

City council is more than a little concerned

The girl group, known for their stomping stadium shows, is performing for a much more intimate audience

Including nods for investigative journalism, feature writing, art direction and more

Including the inside story of a Bay Street scandal and a memoir about one couple's adventures in non-monogamy

The flipping of the swing riding tells the whirlwind story of a historic federal election

From the AI scientist ushering in self-driving labs to the surgeon expanding robotic operations, the city is seeing an influx of talent from our beleaguered neighbours down south