Featuring vintage collectibles, artwork and decor from the world’s most famous series of dolls
And pairing it with scotch whisky
The 1,800-square-foot property also comes with heated floors, two parking spots, industrial design, and recovered art
Get yours before they’re gone!
Featuring a multi-denominational ceremony, designer garments and dinner at Sofia
Master the art of zzz’s with a pillow customized just for you
Featuring a former Alo sous-chef in the kitchen
The country’s number one hospital is right here in our city—and it’s taking medicine to the next level
What Armour Heights house would be complete without heaps of gold, a movie theatre, a grotto, soaring arches and planters imported from Europe?
A very Toronto breakdown of episode four, “Crack Reporter”
There’s a lot to be anxious about: wildfires, pandemics, flash floods, AI. But the city is prepared for every worst-case scenario, sort of
Dan Fletcher and Emily Langer’s sprinter van used to transport bikes. Post-reno, they can live in it for weeks at a time
Featuring one bedroom, maple floors, plenty of natural light and a dramatic carport
Everything’s fine! Except for the risk of wildfires, extreme weather, pandemics, asteroids, supervolcanoes, power grid failures, nuclear war, killer robots and zombie apocalypses. What you really need to worry about and why
After nearly three years, the family-run spot is finally back in business
The 2,300-square-foot property also comes with cathedral ceilings, heated floors, automated lights and a backyard sanctuary
Stocked with Philadelphia dips, candy and—you guessed it—a ton of cheese
Owner Lori Nytko likes to do things the old-fashioned way
Goodbye, corporate design, zebra colour palettes and cavernous spaces. Hello, earthy materials, white all over and stunning views of the water
Featuring Bollywood dancing, mocktails and a late-night pizza station
Tomer Markovitz of Romi’s Bakery was the consulting chef
A very Toronto breakdown of episode three, “The Real Eve”
Featuring stylish spice mills, a ’70s-inspired sofa and a sexy walnut-stained nightstand
Instead of shelling out for a million-dollar condo, Ryan Rohin built a 645-square-foot suite in his backyard, complete with an outdoor kitchen and smart-home features
Featuring artworks all over, iconic Danish furniture and a dragon-crested cherrywood cabinet
Also: poutine topped with local curds and gravy made using drippings from the smoked brisket and pork belly
Commuting in Toronto is maddening, and it’s driving the city to the brink. Kurtis McBride, a member of the city’s new congestion task force, has a plan to save us from our cars
Featuring monogrammed bathroom tiles, retro-futurist water pitchers and curios galore
Including sausage rolls, Marmite-glazed cabbage and mushroom “scallops”
The 3,700-square-foot property also comes with five bedrooms, a curvy original staircase, heated floors and an in-ground pool
Pitmaster Andrew Golden and his sous-chef mom are bringing barbecue to the city’s breweries
Featuring eclectic decor, a basement tiki bar and an expansive collection of Hawaiian shirts
The National Ballet of Canada soloist talks warm-up routines, cheat meals and how to tell a story using body language
What mid-rise in an alley would be complete without a carriageway, original pine ceilings, a truck-size fireplace and a penthouse with a view?
Featuring 14 boxes of cod tongues, a dozen De Buyer saucepans and a full floor dedicated to McMeekin’s home bar
Featuring traditional Nigerian attire, a week in Playa del Carmen and a custom-made wedding dress
The educator discusses Jordan Peterson’s legacy, the limits of protest and how he plans to get his colleagues talking again
A very Toronto breakdown of episode two, “Good Neighbours”
The Sunnys and Mimi Chinese chef shares his go-to spots for mapo tofu, Shaoxing-marinated cold chicken and pan-fried pork buns
Including a festival of light-based artwork, pop princess Olivia Rodrigo and an exhibition on women artists throughout history
“I knew I didn’t fit in when I saw a dead deer hanging in my neighbour’s garage”
Camille, a 28-year-old music producer, enjoyed the feeling of living a double life
Stocked with Mexican art, gourmet honey and liqueur that tastes like tortillas
He dresses like me, grew out his beard like mine and even wants to get matching tattoos. How can I get him to stop?
What brick house by a ravine would be complete without Corinthian columns, a very red family room and a courtyard as long as a bowling alley?