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

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, ...

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

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 ...

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

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

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