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A look back at a terrible, amazing, exhausting, exhilarating year in the city

Keep an eye out for a massive parka and poorboy cap

When Richard Peddie retired as CEO of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment in March, he left a robust balance sheet, a championship...

The Canadian Raptor Conservancy —which sounds like Jurassic Park North but, sadly, isn't—is holding a contest to name a...

Half a dozen burning questions for the most hated person on the internet

Confusion reigns supreme in the brouhaha that recently erupted over news that the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan (OTPP) is putting...

Thousands of Jollibee fans turned up for the opening of the Scarborough location

Including shrimp sandos, signature sake—and ramen, of course

Secret no. 3 to making the most of the city this chilly season

To people fleeing the city for more square footage and less density, we say pffft. Pandemic or not, Toronto is thriving. Let us count the ways

When hip-hop and NBA stars want a good time, they call party queen Mona Halem. Inside a decadent world of $700 champagne, secret guest lists and hordes of beautiful women

It's a rare moment—especially in Toronto—when a multibillion-dollar sporting organization performs so badly that it has to...

See inside a rental condo at Toronto's most notorious address

Kai and Levi Bent-Lee are living well

They used the power of social media to rally Torontonians to their causes

Earlier this month she posted on Facebook offering to help anyone having trouble with their quest for the shot. Now she spends hours each day scouring the web for vax vacancies

Sam and Liv went to the Leafs season opener

Toronto is in the midst of a major tech moment, thanks in part to the work of regional innovation hubs, including MaRS, whose...

Yesterday saw the birth of two new GIFs that are sure to take their places in the Toronto GIF Hall of Fame next to classics like...

What happens to overly frisky fans who run onto sports fields?—Philip Silverman, Palmerston Anyone considering a streak at the...

On June 1, 2018, Fast in the 6 returns to Nathan Phillips Square for an evening of fun, food and celebration. Last year’s...

How do they choose what music to play, and when, during Maple Leafs games?—Murray Kibler The tunes that inspire the Leafs come...

Cope is the head of Canada’s largest telecommunications company

Since its first show (Bryan Adams, May 1995, sell-out crowd), Budweiser Stage has been synonymous with summer and stars both celestial and musical. As the venue kicks off its 30th season, we asked performers and staff for their best, wildest, most indelible memories of the amphitheatre by the lake