David Schwartz—the chef and restaurateur behind Sunnys Chinese, Mimi Chinese and Linny's—on the real reason your favourite restaurants close

Heated Rivalry's intimacy coordinator breaks down the precise choreography behind the show’s spiciest scenes

A policy analyst and stand-up comedian breaks down her monthly expenses

Kevin O’Leary is many things: reality TV bully, Trump apologist and, now, lauded actor. In Marty Supreme, he plays a supervillain—in other words, himself. A conversation about the Oscar race, his AI obsession and his quest for world domination

This Forest Hill property is home to Toronto’s first-ever approved garden suite

A suspect has been arrested in connection to the largest gold heist in Canadian history

Ten spots that are serving multi-course meals for $60 (or less!) per person

Our dish-a-day guide to eating spectacularly well in 2026

Mandarin's Yonge and Eglinton location is closing up shop on January 18

TTC chair Jamaal Myers said the transit agency needs to significantly boost ridership in order to improve its finances

Mayor Olivia Chow has kicked off an election year with a property tax hike, but it’s much lower than past budgets

The biggest revelations from Hudson Williams’s first late-night interview, ranked by spice level

Author Amil Niazi on Life After Ambition, ditching hustle culture and the freedom of living truthfully

Next week, Antler’s doors will close briefly as the team renovates and reinvigorates both the menu and the space

Bo Bichette's favourite Toronto restaurant is offering him free steak for life

Awards season just got a lot hornier with the news that Heated Rivalry stars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie will be at the Golden Globes

Five new Toronto fitness clubs that are hard-core, exclusive and ready for their close-ups

The Carbon Bar has rolled out a lineup of $12 dinner specials—a greatest-hits curation of the restaurant’s most popular dishes and drinks from the past 12 years

The tangled story of the American real estate tycoon who stripped the Bay for parts, the eccentric Chinese billionaire who lobbed a half-baked Hail Mary bid and the Canadian plutocrats who hatched their own backroom deal

This Aurora Village home features 100-year-old Quaker-crafted oak and a backyard with room for a basketball court

These luxury treehouses offer a calm, minimalist escape with a distinctly Scandinavian feel

Rouge Park Pie Stand is an honour-system bakery in Scarborough

The province’s government workers have been ordered back to the office five days a week. According to Ontario public sector union boss Dave Bulmer, it’s been a disaster

Our most-read home tour of 2025 is a humble-yet-elegant, family-friendly laneway suite that cost only $50,000

We asked Toronto’s chefs and bartenders—who are in the business of late nights—where they go for bleary-eyed morning brunch

Our most popular long-reads of the year included a romp about a man who stole millions to spend on his online girlfriend and the inside story of a Bay Street scandal

Niagara-on-the-Lake’s beloved Shaw Festival will begin a three-year residency at the Harbourfront Centre starting in 2026

Kevin O’Leary is many things: reality TV bully, Trump apologist and, now, lauded actor. In Marty Supreme, he plays a supervillain—in other words, himself. A conversation about the Oscar race, his AI obsession and his quest for world domination

The tangled story of the American real estate tycoon who stripped the Hudson's Bay Company for parts, the eccentric Chinese billionaire who lobbed a half-baked Hail Mary bid and the Canadian plutocrats who hatched their own backroom deal

An organized crime group is alleged to have stolen over a million dollars’ worth of merchandise from Shoppers Drug Mart locations across Ontario, Quebec and BC

Matty Matheson's new Hamilton restaurant is somewhere between a cozy Steeltown sports bar of yore and an Anglophile’s dream pub

Councillors argued over a motion to refund TTC users for delayed rides

To kick off 2026, we set out on a massive foodie undertaking: compiling a GTA-wide list of one must-try dish for every day of the year ahead

Remember those desk calendars that encouraged you to learn a new word every day? Consider this a more fun, more delicious version

Following allegations of conflicts of interest and funding mismanagement, Ontario’s integrity commissioner will probe labour minister David Piccini’s Skills Development Fund distribution

Pop these bottles to ring in 2026

Mayor Olivia Chow has confirmed that she plans to hike next year’s property tax—though by how much is anyone’s guess

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued a sassy tweet in response to Doug Ford, insisting that Florida tourism is thriving

Twenty excellent LCBO bottles that won’t break the bank

In a city that treats burnout as a lifestyle, recovery has become a competitive sport. And in the past month alone, Toronto’s contrast-therapy scene has exploded

Mayor Olivia Chow’s motion, which passed almost unanimously, will allow the city manager to implement signal priority over vehicles at surface portions of Line 6

Gifts for the homebodies in your life, including a self-watering garden, a houseplant consultation and cult-favourite cookware

Jared Kerr was a prodigy long jumper when he tried on his dad’s old roller skates. He’s been rolling through life ever since

Loved ones remember Rabbi Eli Schlanger as positive and vivacious

TPL has revealed its most-borrowed books of 2025 and romantasy takes the top spot once again

What 32-acre property would be complete without a lake, a conveyor belt for firewood and a professional-grade yoga studio?

Laura Devlin noticed that her daughter, Penny, seemed unsteady on her feet. It took her seven years to find out why

Reservation no-shows, chronic over-stayers and vaping at the table—avoid these restaurant behaviours at all costs

This runner raced the newly opened Finch LRT transit line and beat it by 18 minutes

Jeopardy! whizzes Ray and Ron Lalonde talk twin telepathy, identity swaps and growing up in a trivia-obsessed home