Toronto fitness empire Sweat and Tonic is planting its third flag: an 18,000-square-foot location in Yorkville slated to open ...

Members of a floating home community in Bluffer’s Park have constructed the most adorable dwelling we’ve ever seen: a ...

This fall, local Hibernophiles—people obsessed with Ireland—will have a new hub. The Corleck, a waterfront arts centre ...

Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which drew hundreds of thousands of tourists to Toronto alongside many local soccer fans, ...

I was born in Clarendon, Jamaica, and spent the first 25 years of my life there. Goats are a regular part of life on the island. Most households have as many animals as their land allows, and often ...

Fifty goats will spend today noshing all-you-can-eat-style at the Don Valley Brick Works Park. After a successful pilot project last summer, the hoofed heroes are back, heading up the city’s ...

As a suburban kid in the 1980s, Mark Myers saw the CN Tower as a beacon of the big city—a marvel of modern architecture and a symbol of possibility. His new documentary, The Tower That Built a City, ...

This year’s late-blooming summer kept Toronto in a holding pattern: peonies stalled, patio furniture unused and cardigans sticking around until mid-June. But, finally, the mercury is rising. It feels ...

For some renters, amenities are paramount. For others, affordability is king. Don Summerville, a 770-unit mixed-tenure and mixed-income complex that opened near Queen East and Coxwell in October, aims ...

Working on productions like The Handmaid’s Tale, Priscilla and Kim’s Convenience, I’ve discovered that the city is a ...

A handler disconnected the call after the minister was asked about the province’s wildfire communications with Indigenous ...

At TOULA’s King West studio, a personalized facial showed me why consistent skin care, not occasional treatments, delivers ...