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Elegant and affordable waterfront retreats await at Luna Bay in Muskoka

Including multiple meditations, reality TV and karaoke

Featuring a flash tattoo station and a drag performance by Tynomi Banks

When Fay DeFazio Ebert first stepped on a skateboard, she was one of few young girl skaters in Toronto. Next week, she’ll be representing Canada in Paris

The midfielder talks about the team's brutal loss at the world cup, running into Usain Bolt at a house party and the future of trans participation in sports

Every other year, the Olympics turn formerly unknown athletes into household names. Here’s a way to get ahead of the did-you-know curve

Eleanor, a 30-year-old laboratory tech, suspected that his physical affection was covering up something more sinister

When did pet owners decide they answer only to themselves? Our August cover story takes readers inside Toronto’s dog wars

Surveying the damage beyond Drake’s mansion

A game-changing partnership between Cadillac Fairview and the Canadian Olympic Committee

Walking soccer is just like its mother sport—except players aren’t allowed to run. It’s also deceptively intense, injury proof and super fun

The philanthropist and science expert has offered up $1 million to keep the centre open, a pledge that has been matched by other high-profile Torontonians including Geoffrey Hinton

Reverend Don Beyers discusses the Group of Seven murals that went up in flames, how he’s been handling the loss spiritually and how the church plans to rebuild

“There are about 50 microbreweries in the city today. If we had a similar number per capita as other great beer cities, there’d be more than 1,000”

When it comes to the incomes of public figures, everyone wants to know, and no one wants to say

Lora, a 46-year-old educational assistant, was not impressed by his audacity

“I spent more than $4,000 on my cats last year”

Mackenzie, a 31-year-old physiotherapist, was surprised to learn that everyone had their own version of events

Including stylish appearances by Karen Kain, Guillaume Côté, Siphesihle November and others

She can’t resist picking mulberries, but I’m worried the property owner will catch her and flip out. How can I convince her to stop?

Holly, a 34-year-old teacher, was shocked when her new husband suggested they live apart

Canada’s largest and longest-running contemporary-art fair has something for everyone

“Groceries are so expensive that I rely more on takeout”

Jason Bradshaw, a teacher at Castlebrooke Secondary School in Brampton, says cancelled classes, field trips, counselling sessions and library hours are becoming the norm. He blames Doug Ford’s government for neglecting to adequately fund education