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"Two of the last three seasons, we were hit by floods, and then season four we got Covid-19. We’re used to adapting!"

"I’ve been watching Drake fix up that house from the beginning. I’ve heard he’s even got a gymnasium in there"

The economic impact of COVID-19 is extraordinary. It has forced nearly every business to furlough at least some—if not all—of...

Her new show, which premieres July 2, is a literal dream come true

The Toronto Defiant, the newest entrant in online gaming, are giving sports addicts—plus mom, dad, grandma, grandpa and at least two Toronto Raptors—their competitive fix in a strange time

Eight Grade 12 students describe the ins and outs of socially distanced proms, look forward to the fall and flaunt their fashions

"Over the course of a month, I answered more than 5,000 emails from Canadians who needed to leave Cayman with their pets"

Jesse Hamilton, the general manager of Deerhurst Resort in Muskoka, discusses the challenge of jump-starting operations during a pandemic

Three months after an emergency was declared, new cases are dropping, contact tracing is ramping up and the hospital system looks stable

"For some of these kids, the sight of a police car or the sound of a siren is enough to trigger a major panic attack and leave them shaking"

"Once things reopen, the first thing I’m going to do is go to the salon and get my hair done"

"I had 13 clips of myself in 13 outfits repeating the same motions 13 times. I had to do some math to make sure it all looked fluid"

"My baby has already attended her first caucus meeting. I’d be lying if I said I haven’t dreamed of the day when she's prime minister."

"We’re constantly washing our hands throughout the day. There are child-sized sinks in every classroom. Thankfully, the kids like it"

Portraits of Torontonians grappling with change, fear and uncertainty

"I see it every day in my work—the inability to see the humanity in Black people. It’s not just police brutality, but inequity in education, employment, housing and health."

"At times we’d say, ‘You can't yell out Hallelujah, but you can honk your horn,’ and everybody honked"

“It’s not that we don’t need safety. But police have not brought us that safety, and we need to look elsewhere”

“The shame of growing up materially poor has informed a lot of my work”

Toronto Life went behind the scenes while it was closed to the public

“On video chats, I have to be vocal about what I miss about my partners. Without turning this into erotica, I can say we're transparent about our fantasies and desires”

“The revolution needs cooks. It needs the bandager, the person writing the signs, the person carrying the water. We need wellness spaces where Black people can feel safe”

“I am Black. I’m proud of it. You can’t erase it or my history. Racism is real.”