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Uniqlo's coming to Toronto
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Uniqlo’s coming to Toronto

Japanese brand Uniqlo is officially setting up shop in Toronto. Rumours have been flying for the past few years (remember when it...
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Retro kitchens, hippie chic and other big trends at this year's Interior Design Show
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Retro kitchens, hippie chic and other big trends at this year’s Interior Design Show

Toronto's Interior Design Show, which kicked off Thursday at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, is a great place to gawk at cool...
Store Guide: Anthropologie's new Queen West flagship, housed in a 19th-century church
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Store Guide: Anthropologie’s new Queen West flagship, housed in a 19th-century church

Name: Anthropologie Sells: Women's wear, kid's wear, accessories and home furnishings Contact info: 761 Queen...
East Meets King West: a film producer’s 34th-floor ode to the Far East
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East Meets King West: a film producer’s 34th-floor ode to the Far East

Niv Fichman’s 1,100-square-foot condo mimics a traditional Japanese house—as much as it can on the 34th floor of a building at...
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Target is closing all its Canadian stores
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Target is closing all its Canadian stores

In a shocking but not altogether surprising move, Target announced this morning that it will be shutting down its entire Canadian...

Inside the Latest Issue

The July issue of Toronto Life features the monster cottages of Muskoka versus the resistance. Plus, our obsessive coverage of everything that matters now in the city.

How Lush hand-makes one of its (almost) edible soaps
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How Lush hand-makes one of its (almost) edible soaps

With their fragrant concoctions of lotions, scrubs and bath bombs, it's easy to sniff out Lush’s shops from a block away. At...
Street Style: bundled-up out-of-towners and students show off their ice-skating style at Nathan Phillips Square
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Street Style: bundled-up out-of-towners and students show off their ice-skating style at Nathan Phillips Square

Whether it's a bejewelled headband, leopard-print scarf or loud legwarmers, there's something about ice skating that gets people...
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Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #2. Wood-burning stoves don’t have to cramp your style
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Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #2. Wood-burning stoves don’t have to cramp your style

Torontonians haven’t quite figured out what ­Maritimers, Montrealers and, of course, Scandinavians have known for decades:...
Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #12. A heated driveway (no shovelling!) can be yours for less than two grand
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Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #12. A heated driveway (no shovelling!) can be yours for less than two grand

Every generation has its own measures of success: fast cars, good wine, Cubist paintings. For the polar vortex generation, the...
Rosedale gets a new designer resale boutique from a former Holt's bigwig
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Rosedale gets a new designer resale boutique from a former Holt’s bigwig

Christina McDowell has a ton of luxury retail experience: for more than a decade, she was a national image consultant and...
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Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #11. The wovel is the only winter tool you’ll ever need
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Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #11. The wovel is the only winter tool you’ll ever need

Shovelling snow is one of the world’s great indignities—you start off freezing, then work up a preposterous sweat under all...
Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #3. Saunas can fit in condos
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Secrets to a Happy Toronto Winter: #3. Saunas can fit in condos

A private shvitz might be the ultimate winter ­indulgence—just ask Rodney Palmer, the former CTV foreign correspondent who...
The 10 biggest Toronto store openings of 2014
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The 10 biggest Toronto store openings of 2014

This year was a big one for Toronto's shopping scene. Major international players—like Japanese cult-favourite Muji and Say Yes...
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The 20 best Toronto street style looks of 2014
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The 20 best Toronto street style looks of 2014

Torontonians were a seriously stylish bunch in 2014. Sure, models and fashion bloggers flaunted tons of daring looks over the...
Drake's OVO store is here to stay on Dundas West
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Drake’s OVO store is here to stay on Dundas West

Drake' s latest expression of Toronto pride is his much-hyped October's Very Own shop on Dundas West. The store is actually the...
Modern furniture maker Stylegarage has an expansive new home on Ossington
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Modern furniture maker Stylegarage has an expansive new home on Ossington

After almost 15 years at the corner of Queen and Shaw, mod furniture maker Stylegarage has moved to a significantly larger home on...
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Street Style: mall-goers look surprisingly cool while “getting in and getting out” at the Eaton Centre
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Street Style: mall-goers look surprisingly cool while “getting in and getting out” at the Eaton Centre

Looking stylish isn't usually a top priority for stressed-out mall shoppers. (As one man put it, “It's a get-in-and-get-out kind...
Magwood, the beloved Queen West vintage boutique, is closing for good this month
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Magwood, the beloved Queen West vintage boutique, is closing for good this month

Magwood, the upscale vintage boutique on Queen West, will be closing its doors for good at the end of the month. The shop, which...
Street Style: visitors show off chunky knits and statement coats at the Distillery's Christmas Market
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Street Style: visitors show off chunky knits and statement coats at the Distillery’s Christmas Market

The annual Christmas Market in the Distillery District—with its twinkling lights, enormous tree and old-fashioned...
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Lawrence Park has an unusually fashion-forward new boutique for kids
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Lawrence Park has an unusually fashion-forward new boutique for kids

Chalk, a stylish new kids' store in Lawrence Park, is the latest addition to the increasingly posh strip of Yonge Street between...
Store Guide: Muji, the popular Japanese minimalist brand's new Toronto home at Yonge and Dundas
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Store Guide: Muji, the popular Japanese minimalist brand’s new Toronto home at Yonge and Dundas

Name: Muji Sells : Apparel and household products Contact info: Atrium on Bay, 20 Dundas...
Store Guide: Spacing, the independent city magazine's first Toronto-centric retail outlet
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Store Guide: Spacing, the independent city magazine’s first Toronto-centric retail outlet

Name: Spacing Store Sells: Toronto-themed merchandise Contact info : 401 Richmond St. W., spacingstore.ca Hours: M-Fr 11-7, Sa...
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Ossington has a whimsical new wedding boutique
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Ossington has a whimsical new wedding boutique

Loversland, a new bridal boutique on Ossington, takes a refreshingly laid-back approach to the whole wedding concept. (For...
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Canadians are feeling pretty frugal this Christmas

—The average amount Canadians expect to spend on Christmas presents this year, according to a recent survey of 2,006 gift-givers...
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What actor Paul Gross loves about Stratford
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What actor Paul Gross loves about Stratford

The silver-fox thespian takes us on a tour of his go-to spots in Festival City
From summer fashion finds to patio hopping, here’s what’s in store at Bloor-Yorkville this season
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From summer fashion finds to patio hopping, here’s what’s in store at Bloor-Yorkville this season

Featuring retailers, ice cream and coffee on sun-kissed patios with the return of CaféTO and Summer Music in the Park
How an iGaming platform is giving back to the northern Ontario community
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How an iGaming platform is giving back to the northern Ontario community

By bridging the gap between digital play and physical bingo halls, Betty is redefining the gaming industry to ensure that local communities always win.
Five ways to prepare for the ultimate watch party experience, at home or on the go
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Five ways to prepare for the ultimate watch party experience, at home or on the go

Enjoy the soccer game anywhere with immersive tech that feels like a win