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Margaux, a 26-year-old planner, thought this first date would be over after 24 hours. Little did they know, it had only just begun

“I try to keep six months of expenses set aside just in case”

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Here are our 10 most anticipated new titles hitting Netflix, Crave, Apple TV Plus, Prime Video, Paramount Plus and Disney Plus

What cabin would be complete without five acres of land, a forest’s worth of cedar and a namesake bridge?

Annika, a 26-year-old fashion director, is usually non-confrontational, but this particular Hinge match put her easy-going nature to the test

TL Insider, Amazon Canada and TECHNATION Canada brought together the tech community to celebrate small business success

What rural dwelling would be complete without 18-foot ceilings, a billiards room, a walnut grove, and its own Gamay, Riesling and Cab Sauv grapevines?

Joe Nimen believes his shipping-container houseboat is a masterpiece. His neighbours in Port Severn say it's an eyesore. Now, the Ontario government is threatening to ban vessels like his from overnight stays on provincial waters

The 6,800-square-foot escape also has stained glass windows, a sunroom, a wine cellar, and a jumbo backyard with a pool and a hot tub

When Markus Pukonen left Toronto in 2015, he vowed not to use any motor-powered transportation on his journey. The voyage took eight years and spanned 29 countries

Fresh off her decisive election win, Chow discusses Doug Ford’s best qualities, celebrating Jack Layton, and convincing the provincial and federal governments to pony up billions

The 5,000-square-foot property sits on half an acre of land and comes with five bedrooms, two terraces, soaring ceilings and cottage-like charm

The councillor for York Centre discusses his qualms with drinking in public parks, Toronto’s many nonsensical bylaws and his dream of tax-free booze for all

Also in attendance: pop stars, TikTok celebs, Michelin chefs and NBA legends

"I don’t think we’ll ever own property in the city"

Why is Toronto so clueless when it comes to public transit?

Discover how content creator Jaclyn Forbes is levelling up her plans with smart tech that offers peace of mind

When my friend saw the outrageously high prices, he immediately vented on social media. Now, I have a chance to see the show for free, but I can’t help feeling like he expects me to boycott it

After 25 years as a produce clerk, Tammy Laporte’s wages have fallen woefully behind the rate of inflation. Now, she can’t afford to shop at her own workplace

For as long as the city's public transit system has existed, squabbles between the suburbs and downtown have resulted in belated, scrapped or substandard service

Proposing an ambitious transit overhaul seems to be a prerequisite to run for mayor. But campaign promises almost never turn into realities

Toronto used to have one of the best transit systems in North America. Now it’s overcrowded, underfunded, unreliable and dangerous—and it costs us $2.38 billion a year

The 3,200-square-foot property comes with a private elevator, a 900-bottle wine rack, maple everywhere and 1,000 square feet of terraces