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I couldn’t shake the feeling that nothing would ever be normal again

The creator behind the viral sensation doesn’t even live here full time

Lametti is a Liberal vet and one of Mark Carney’s oldest friends. How a son of Port Colborne found himself repping Canada on the biggest stage

For Christine and Bonnie, moving in together was an obvious workaround to the housing crisis. Becoming fast friends only sweetened the deal

Ruth Marshall claimed the post in question was about Gaza

The university’s first woman president talks representation, campus protests and the role of higher education in the age of AI

Toronto’s professor of controversy has had enough of his quiet tree-lined street—and Canada, for that matter

Jay Olson is a postdoctoral fellow at U of T studying how our phones are melting our minds

I was just a baby scientist when I discovered the hormone that made Ozempic possible. I had no idea how life-changing—and world-changing—that breakthrough would be

A cyclist-favourite café, a stylish cocktail bar, a liquor store in a converted train station and more

After a groundbreaking discovery that found possible evidence of life in Venus’s acidic skies, Toronto-born Sara Seager is leading a robot mission to the planet

They’re coming from Big Law, the Ivy League, arts institutes and beyond, brimming with smarts and energy and united by a common cause: avoiding the carnage of Donald Trump. True tales from the brain gain

Now a professor of computer science at U of T and associate research director at the Vector Institute, Raffel discusses the importance of diversity, the grim prospect of raising kids in Trump’s America and Toronto’s role as an AI hub

The hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeon talks Canadian versus American health care, U of T’s world-class surgery department and why he had to get out of Minnesota

Growing up in a low-income neighbourhood in LA, Flores experienced institutional racism and systemic injustice first-hand. Eight months after Trump was elected, he and his family had moved to Canada

The author of How Fascism Works talks Trump’s working-class appeal, how to keep Canada from following in America’s footsteps and why Toronto is the best place to be right now

Aspuru-Guzik and his multinational team of mad scientists are combining chemistry, robotics and AI to fight climate change, streamline organ transplants and supercharge the scientific method. How did their lab end up at the University of Toronto? In a word: Trump

Including conversations with a cottage country guru, Toronto’s Swiftie army, the city’s traffic czar and the legendary Vince Carter

Protesters have been living in tents on the University of Toronto campus for over a week, with no intention of packing up until their demands are met. It’s ignited a clash with the school’s administration over the bounds of private property, the university’s financial and academic ties to Israel, and the limits of free speech

The educator discusses Jordan Peterson’s legacy, the limits of protest and how he plans to get his colleagues talking again

“I don’t keep alcohol at home—it’s too expensive”

Researcher and Jesuit priest Adam Hincks on the University of Toronto’s supercomputing prowess, mapping invisible matter and deciphering the mysteries of the cosmos

The three-bed, four-bath unit in Bay Cloverhill has a private garage and marble throughout

After last year's Zoomified frosh weeks, thousands of Ontario students were back on campus this week for in-person orientations