“My parks are nicer than your backyards”: An architect explains why young families should live downtown
"Being in the city buys me more time with my loved ones—as opposed to being stuck in traffic for three hours"
Memoir
Twelve things you missed from Hot Docs’ Author Talks with Matthew Perry
Including how he doesn’t want to be remembered only for Friends
We fell in love at Scarborough Town Centre. Nine years later, we found our dream home down the street
We're close to our parents, we love the diversity and it's so easy to get downtown
Adventures in real estate: I finally cracked Toronto’s housing market—by buying a place with my parents
My husband and I were living happily as Annex renters. Then, in 2020, we got pregnant and needed a place to raise a family
How I escaped from Manus prison: a memoir
Ten years ago, I fled the only home I’d ever known to escape a violent regime and wound up in a detention centre for 1,284 days. Here's how I found my way to Toronto
“I didn’t think my commute would be that bad. I was very wrong”: Why I returned to Toronto
Leaving the city made perfect sense during the pandemic. Then I was told to come back to the office
“No matter how long you take, you can’t be prepared for something like this”: After six years and one pandemic, Matty Matheson’s Prime Seafood Palace is finally open
How the culinary and architectural gem came to be
“They can stay as long as they need”: This woman took in a family of strangers from Ukraine
Catherine Mack, a 56-year-old real estate agent, is hosting four Ukrainians in her three-bedroom bungalow in Oshawa
“The most difficult part was looking into the eyes of the children”: This Brampton volunteer spent a week helping refugees in Poland
"The refugee building reminded me of the International Centre in Mississauga"
“We knew we might not see each other again for years”: When this teacher fled Ukraine for Toronto, she had to leave her husband behind
She's now living with two other Ukrainian families in an old friend's house in Mississauga
“I just want to have breakfast without the fear of bombing”: How a Ukrainian family reconnected with an old friend to escape the war
Twenty years ago, Alla Galych helped two Ukrainian orphans get into university. When Russia attacked, she stepped up again to help them escape
“I had half an hour to gather my things and leave”: How a visually impaired retiree made it out of Ukraine
"When I landed in Toronto, someone suddenly ran over and hugged me. I was frightened at first, but then I realized it was my daughter"
“I long to see my husband again”: Inside one family’s heartbreaking decision to flee Ukraine
For Anna Gutta-Ustymenko, fleeing to safety also meant leaving her spouse behind
“We’re effectively priced out of our hometown”: After losing out on their dream home, this Uxbridge couple is living in his parents’ basement
"I try not to pay attention to soaring costs in my hometown too closely. It just brings me down"
“We ran for cover as the air raid sirens blared”: A retiree on his week-long journey out of Ukraine
"Our sons were waiting for us when we arrived at Pearson. We started crying as soon as we saw them"
