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Too many Torontonians are forced to decide between the vitality of city living and more square footage somewhere else. But there’s a third option: finding creative ways to maximize what little space is available

Aaron Brown spent over a decade applying to be on the game show. This year, he finally succeeded

Spread cheer and celebrate the season of giving in Bloor-Yorkville

Dunn House, which opened in Parkdale earlier this month, provides residents with both affordable housing and on-site health care

“I haven’t bought an office lunch in two years”

Including $121,000 luxury-suite tickets and a $1,000 private performance by the city’s top Swift impersonator

The cover story for our October issue documents the province’s failing health care system in painful detail

After her long-time physician retired, the personalized care Jennifer Gonsalves-Teixeira grew up with started to feel like a thing of the past

Carley Churchill lives in downtown Toronto, but the closest physician that met her needs is in Port Perry, making every check-up a full-day affair

For Garni Tatikian, the fatigue and burnout in primary care are palpable. There are so many inefficiencies and sources of waste, so many things that could be done better

After her long-time family doctor retired, Erella Ganon was matched with a physician who has dismissed some of her concerns

Before he retired, Peter Petrosoniak spent two years searching for a physician to take over his Lindsay practice

Nadine McKenzie had Stage 4 breast cancer diagnosed after a trip to the emergency room. A family doctor would have likely caught it sooner

For years, Aaron Tocheri couldn’t find a doctor to provide him with consistent care for his chronic conditions. An online forum was his last resort

Faced with mounting paperwork and impossible hours, Golbarg Araghi closed her family practice in Richmond Hill and started working at a private hospital

New Canadians, refugees and unhoused people routinely experience frustrating barriers in their attempts to access public health care. Here, researcher and family physician Tara Kiran explains why

The heads of Kensington Market Overdose Prevention Services say their centre has saved thousands of lives. Now, they worry that people who use drugs will have nowhere to turn

After my dad passed away, I was too broken up to speak at his funeral, so I asked my cousin to step in. Later, over beers, he let slip that he’d used AI to write his speech. Am I wrong to be livid?

“I’ve spent almost $5,000 on my dog this year”

A-listers mix, mingle and chat with fans in the Rogers Red Carpet Fan Zone

Nominate your faves, because washrooms should be more than just a pit stop

Filmmakers, music executives, celebrity chefs and Olympians gathered to celebrate the world's greatest film festival

With appearances by Cate Blanchett, Amy Adams and David Cronenberg

Kit, a 30-year-old tech marketing manager, was not impressed when he suggested they hook up in the back seat of his car