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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?

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