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Sort-of Secret: Bungalow 22, a monthly supper club featuring a rotating menu of regional Indian cuisine |
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My Psychotic Break: The postpartum nightmare no one talks about |
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Tickets are now on sale for Toronto Life’s Best Restaurants event |
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What’s on the menu at Bar Ardo, a new Sicilian-inspired cocktail bar |
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5 reasons families love vacationing in Belize |
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Surreal Estate: $5.4 million for a faux château in Mississauga fit for the Brothers Grimm |
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How Fitzrovia is changing the rental game in Toronto |
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Dear Urban Diplomat: What ever happened to dressing up for a flight? |
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How to up your pillow game for a better night’s rest |
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The best weekenders for every kind of traveller |
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Real Weddings: Inside a stylish celebration at Soos restaurant |
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Rental of the Week: $4,275 for a two-bedroom with a bowling alley and a pet spa |
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Where Canoe executive chef Ron McKinlay eats in Riverdale and East Chinatown |
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House of the Week: $4 million for a Mississauga standout with a jewel-box staircase |
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Real Weddings: Inside the two-ceremony celebration of a powerhockey power couple |
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This generative-AI marketer makes $223,000 a year. How does he spend it? |
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Surreal Estate: $6 million for an Aurora farmhouse sitting on acres of protected woodland |
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Inside the home of the city’s most dedicated collector of vintage kitchenware |
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Kiss and Tell: “The first time I had sex was on a cruise ship—and my date’s grandma walked in on us” |
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Inside the home of the city’s most dedicated collector of Kiss memorabilia |
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“I own more than 2,000 books on Toronto”: A Q&A with condo king Peter Freed |
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“It’s 2024 and we only just saw Indigenous representation at the Oscars”: A Q&A with Little Bird creator Jennifer Podemski |
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Inside the home of the city’s most dedicated Funko Pop collector |
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What’s on the menu at Frenchy, Hilton Toronto’s new lobby bar and brasserie |
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Condo of the Week: $775,000 for a Moss Park loft with its own freight elevator |
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Inside the kitchen of Diego Reyes, head chef at Chantecler |
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Inside the apartment of the city’s most dedicated Barbie collector |
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Sort-of Secret: Comma, a Korean restaurant on Queen West serving raw marinated crab |
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House of the Week: $1.5 million for a St. Clair walk-up with its own retail on the street |
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Real Weddings: Inside a glamorous Oscars-themed celebration |
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What’s on the menu at Sounds Good, the newest addition to Toronto’s burgeoning listening bar scene |
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Surreal Estate: $15 million for an old-world mansion with an arcade and two basketball courts |
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Law & Order Toronto recap: Crack pipes, politicians and plenty of shady dealings |
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What’s on the menu at Azura, a new Mediterranean restaurant on the Danforth serving blind tasting menus |
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Editor’s Letter: The good news about the bad news |
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“We did a DIY renovation on our camper van for $45,000. Now, van life saves us thousands on travel” |
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Laneway Suite of the Week: How an east-end family built a shimmering home in their backyard for $325,000 |
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The ultimate guide to surviving every doomsday scenario imaginable |
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What’s on the menu at Piggy’s Island, a Korean barbecue restaurant in Thornhill that bounced back from a devastating fire |
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House of the Week: $4 million for a Rosedale Georgian covered in custom walnut millwork |
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Inside the kitchen of Afrim Pristine, the co-owner of Cheese Boutique |
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Sort-of Secret: Full of Beans, a Little Portugal café with its own 115-year-old roaster |
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Before and After: How a reno turned a dated house on the Niagara River into a pristine nature escape |
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Real Weddings: Inside a candlelit Hindu celebration |
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What’s on the menu at Mossop’s Social House, Hotel Victoria’s Levantine-inspired restaurant, cocktail bar and café |
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Private School Directory |
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The Private and Independent School Directory Spring 2024 |
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One Holy Mess: Inside the battle between a real estate developer and a Catholic shrine |
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Where to Eat Cheap in Toronto: The best ways to fill up for $10 or less |
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The Great Pretenders: How two faux-Inuit sisters cashed in on a life of deception |
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There Will Be Blood: Inside Toronto’s bedbug crisis |
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Saving Sila: How a Palestinian mother escaped Gaza with her newborn baby |
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Work Less, Live More: Confessions from the new and intentionally underemployed labour force |
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Brute Force: Discrimination, harassment and abuse inside the Toronto Police Service |
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The Good Liar: Meet Toronto’s worst landlord |
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The Secret City: Insider tips that make life in Toronto easier, cheaper, tastier and way more fun |
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The wildest stories from the legendary 888 Dupont art squat |
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Why Geoffrey Hinton is sounding the alarm about AI |
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The 50 Most Influential Torontonians of 2023 |
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Merchant of Death: The case of Kenneth Law and the shadowy online network that helps people end their lives |
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Toronto Neighbourhood Rankings: The best places to live in 2023 |
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The Inside Job: A crooked cop, a dead man and an $800,000 estate fraud |
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The Killer in Suite 104: Inside the Vaughan condo shooting |
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Meet the most charming fraudster in GTA real estate |
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Toronto Life’s top long-reads of 2023 |
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This PhD student makes $40,160 a year. How does she spend it? |
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This Liberty Village couple makes $279,000 a year. How do they spend it? |
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This Bloordale Village film prop buyer makes $99,900 a year. How does she spend it? |
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This Upper Beaches writer makes $80,000 a year. How does he spend it? |
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House of the Week |
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House of the Week: $2.2 million for a 140-year-old Uxbridge home with a backyard playground |
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House of the Week: $1.95 million for Marjorie Harris’s garden escape in the Annex |
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House of the Week: $4 million for a Yorkville Victorian with a three-storey skylight tower |
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House of the Week: This North York home underwent an 18-month, seven-figure renovation |
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House of the Week: $2.6 million for a Beaches home with a loft just for kids |
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