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Fresh off her gold medal win at the Pan Am Games, Ebert talks good luck charms, the best bowls in Toronto and setting her sights on Paris 2024

Unparalleled views and chef-inspired dining await eager Toronto audiences at this newly reimagined members-only space—and now’s your chance to get exclusive access

Daniela Agostino was pulled onstage by Shania Twain at eight years old, and it propelled her into a career as an opera singer. Last weekend, at the Toronto stop of Twain’s Queen of Me Tour, Agostino was chosen again—and got to show off her new vocal chops in front of her idol

Kinney Butterfield-Morrison and Yaron Butterfield were in Israel visiting family when Hamas attacked. Here, the siblings recount the harrowing early days of the war—and how they made it safely back to Pearson

What 4,100-square-foot Prairie-style residence would be complete without a wall of mirrors, coffered ceilings, a secret bar, a steam room and a tennis court?

The curvy 3,200-square-foot standout also comes with a midnight-black kitchen, a bar and coffee station in the main suite, and a separate basement unit

“We’re stuck in a variable mortgage, and it keeps going up”

The man behind the proposed spa at Ontario Place explains what his company actually does, how much tickets will cost and why he believes most of the public backlash is due to misinformation

At 1,200 square feet, the unit has walnut all over, plenty of exposed brick, a wine fridge and a huge main suite

There are no bad neighbourhoods in a city as vibrant as Toronto. But, depending on your metrics, some perform better than others

Here, the city hall veteran explains what NIMBYs really mean when they talk about the "character" of a neighbourhood, where he expects multiplexes to pop up and the potential death of the white picket fence

“I’m making more per hour since the minimum wage increase, but the price of fruits and vegetables just keeps going up”

Mackenzie, a 21-year-old student, couldn’t tell who was more embarrassed: her, her date or their server

What award-winning 7,600-square-foot pad would be complete without a heated driveway, an elevator, 24-foot ceilings and a kitchen that looks like a cocktail lounge?

Do self-care right with some of the city’s most coveted wellness experts right in the heart of Toronto

Last summer, Martin Ries caused a stir posing as a “crosswalk referee” and handing out yellow and red cards to aggressive drivers. Now, he’s painting human silhouettes on abandoned homes slated for demolition

The 775-square-foot unit comes with a wine fridge, tons of storage, great views, a doggy bath and a rooftop pool

The Black Bull is up for sale. Here, bartender Sheldon Chow recalls some of his wildest encounters and considers a future Queen West where the bar may be no more

At 680 square feet, the unit also has polished concrete, secret storage, an east end view and a gym with a sauna

Featuring a Rolls Royce, dancing between courses and purple decor

The 2,200-square-foot property comes with a wellness room, 24-foot cathedral ceilings, multiple fireplaces and a lush canopy of trees

When a mother and daughter hired contractor Scottie Eisemann to work on their cottages, they had no clue what they were signing up for

This 1,300-square-foot home has three bedrooms, a walkthrough pantry, floor-to-ceiling windows, a funky colour palette and a jumbo terrace

Rajakovic was hired to nurture the rookies and lay the groundwork for a championship team. It could take a while