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The Most Memorable Toronto locations filmed in CBC’s new series Sort Of

From Queen Street West all the way to Mississauga, here are the top shooting locations from this new Toronto-centred comedy

What notable Torontonians are watching, reading and listening to this summer

Pop culture recommendations from Robbie Amell, Ginella Massa, Edward Burtynsky, Lesley Hampton, Daniel Faria, Grant van Gameren and more

Q&A: Workin’ Moms star and creator Catherine Reitman

She’s learning to love life as a celebrity, even if it means getting mobbed at Starbucks

This Mississauga family pretended they were living in the 20th century for six weeks

Inside six nostalgic sets from CBC's new series Back in Time for Dinner

Watch Bill Hader play the “Canadian Harvey Weinstein” on Saturday Night Live’s fake CBC newscast

He’s very sorry

Q&A: Ian Hanomansing, one fourth of the new anchor squad on the National

We spoke with him ahead of tonight's debut

All the GTA locations that show up in CBC’s latest Atwood adaptation, Alias Grace

Including the Kingston Penitentiary, Black Creek Pioneer Village and a handful of rural mansions

Q&A: Sarah Gadon, the star of CBC’s new Atwood adaptation, Alias Grace

On her new role, TIFF selfie seekers and how to talk to Margaret Atwood about sex

Inside a trio of super-swanky agencies (complete with a basketball court) at the CBC broadcast centre

See where staff at Bensimon Byrne, Narrative and OneMethod work

A gambler’s guide to the competition to replace Peter Mansbridge

The biggest job in Canadian news broadcasting is up for grabs

We asked an Anne of Green Gables superfan to review the first episode of CBC’s new TV series

Novelist and Anne fan Saleema Nawaz on the darker, grittier new show

Watch Toronto Life writer Desmond Cole in a CBC documentary tonight

It airs at 9 p.m.

Toronto’s 50 Most Influential: #47, Matt Galloway

The CBC's MVP

Toronto’s 50 Most Influential: #37, Kirstine Stewart

Stewart is winning the battle to convince networks that Twitter is a reinforcement to—not a distraction from—their programming

Toronto’s 50 Most Influential: #43, Matt Galloway

Galloway's voice is the first thing 392,000 Torontonians hear every morning