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The world’s best woman arm on joining the Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club, breaking into the sport as a young girl and why she’s crossing the world to up her game

After 75 years, Regent Park has finally become what it was always meant to be: a neighbourhood for everyone. In his new book, Rhythms of Change, developer and social housing advocate Mitchell Cohen explains how

Featuring a wedding cake topped with Polaroids, a performance by Sarah Slean and a groom tied with a bow

If you’ve ever wished for a vet who’s close to home, near your office or just a few blocks from your partner’s...

They plan to travel the world and want me to “house-sit” while they’re gone. Should I swallow my ethics and accept?

A student perspective on how The Bishop Strachan School nurtures confidence, collaboration and leadership

Everybody’s favourite 120-year-old festive float extravaganza is in jeopardy. Here’s what it will take to keep Santa coming to town

“Since moving downtown, I pay more for rent but less for gas, so it evens out”

Featuring two ceremonies, an Oscar de la Renta gown and a personalized art tour

Including next-level fan fashion, custom cocktails and friendship bracelets galore

Tickets have been secured, costumes have been DIYed and Taylor Swift is, at long last, in the building

Devery Jacobs, Keith Pelley, Jeffrey Remedios and Cameron Bailey also attended the exclusive bash

Last year, PWHL games were the hottest ticket in town. Now, the stars of the Toronto Sceptres are at the head of a global movement in professional sports

It’s Taylor Swift, drag queen version

Thousands of people are clamouring for last-minute tickets to the Eras Tour, and many are getting scammed. Here, the head of the Toronto Police Service's new fraud unit breaks down how Swifties are being swindled

Expenses include: a pre-concert blowout, a DIY replica of Taylor Swift’s beaded bodysuit and two round trips to Europe

The 25,000-square-foot wellness hub offers fitness, biohacking, injectables, massages, a three-lane saltwater lap pool and a co-working area

At a Democrats Abroad watch party, Americans living in Canada tell us what scares them most about another Trump presidency

On the campaign trail, Jean-Michel Picher coordinated major events featuring heavy hitters like Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen. After a devastating night for the Democrats, the political insider weighs in on the ups and downs of Harris’s election bid

The newly minted hall of famer dishes on climbing out of fan purgatory, putting old beefs to rest, why he can’t stop crying these days and that time he introduced bottle service to Toronto

Browne is leading the fight against the city’s soul-crushing congestion—and he genuinely thinks he can win

After tearing up his agreement with the Liberals, the NDP leader gets real about spats on Parliament Hill, feuding with Doug Ford and how to fix everything from health care to housing

It’s hard to make merry when the future of democracy is on the line. How can I veto this sad event?