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<em>The Agenda</em>’s Steve Paikin to women: Call me
City

The Agenda’s Steve Paikin to women: Call me

Nike is running free (and intense) workout classes on Ossington
Style

Nike is running free (and intense) workout classes on Ossington

Memoir: after years in denial, I finally worked up the courage to switch genders
City

Memoir: after years in denial, I finally worked up the courage to switch genders

The Find: vintage-inspired sandals from Philip Sparks’ first women’s shoe collection
Shopping

The Find: vintage-inspired sandals from Philip Sparks’ first women’s shoe collection

Store Guide: Craft and Guile, a trendy new women’s boutique in Yorkville
Style

Store Guide: Craft and Guile, a trendy new women’s boutique in Yorkville

The Find: Toronto-made lingerie that you’ll still want to wear after Valentine’s Day
Shopping

The Find: Toronto-made lingerie that you’ll still want to wear after Valentine’s Day

What to wear on Valentine’s Day: three stylish outfits for women
Style

What to wear on Valentine’s Day: three stylish outfits for women

Introducing: Gotstyle’s new Distillery District store, with clothes for men and women
Style

Introducing: Gotstyle’s new Distillery District store, with clothes for men and women

Celebrity stylist Brad Goreski wants women to start wearing Mark’s Work Wearhouse
Style

Celebrity stylist Brad Goreski wants women to start wearing Mark’s Work Wearhouse

Hooters embarks on a bold new business strategy: appealing to women
Food & Drink

Hooters embarks on a bold new business strategy: appealing to women

Style
Canadian-centric womenswear shop Pho Pa closes
The Cult of Pastor Song: a religious sex scandal in Toronto’s Korean community
City

The Cult of Pastor Song: a religious sex scandal in Toronto’s Korean community

Mantry launches dude-specific food delivery service in Toronto
Food & Drink

Mantry launches dude-specific food delivery service in Toronto

Reasons to Love Toronto: No. 29, because we inspired a 21st-Century international suffragette movement
City

Reasons to Love Toronto: No. 29, because we inspired a 21st-Century international suffragette movement

Memoir: Aruna Papp reflects on the abuse she suffered at the hands of men
City

Memoir: Aruna Papp reflects on the abuse she suffered at the hands of men

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Big Stories

&#8220;I’m a front-line worker. I live in my car. And I’m not unique&#8221;: a memoir about being homeless during Covid
Memoir

“I’m a front-line worker. I live in my car. And I’m not unique”: a memoir about being homeless during Covid

The miserable truth about online school
City

The miserable truth about online school

They were first in line for the vaccine: &#8220;I felt so lucky—like this might be the beginning of the end of this nightmare&#8221;
City

They were first in line for the vaccine: “I felt so lucky—like this might be the beginning of the end of this nightmare”

Inside the mind-bending business of keeping a restaurant alive during a pandemic: a memoir from Toronto&#8217;s top chef
Memoir

Inside the mind-bending business of keeping a restaurant alive during a pandemic: a memoir from Toronto’s top chef

A cooped-up, stressed-out urbanite’s guide to the longest winter ever
Memoir

A cooped-up, stressed-out urbanite’s guide to the longest winter ever

&#8220;I lost three patients in 36 hours&#8221;: a memoir from the Covid ward at TGH
Memoir

“I lost three patients in 36 hours”: a memoir from the Covid ward at TGH

&#8220;My parents sent me to boarding school near Toronto. It turned out to be a perverse fundamentalist cult&#8221;
Life

“My parents sent me to boarding school near Toronto. It turned out to be a perverse fundamentalist cult”

<em>Toronto Life&#8217;</em>s top 10 longreads of 2020
Deep Dives

Toronto Life’s top 10 longreads of 2020

They survived Covid, but they&#8217;re not okay
Life

They survived Covid, but they’re not okay

The Bay Street ex-con who fooled his investors—twice
City

The Bay Street ex-con who fooled his investors—twice

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