Features

Dream Girl
How to become a certified pop diva without losing your indie boyfriend. The unstoppable ambition of Feist By Olivia Stren

Code of Silence
Omar Wellington thought the boys of Flemingdon were his friends, that he'd finally found a place where he belonged. But one hot summer afternoon, the gang turned on him. They beat him, stripped him to his boxers, broke bottles over his head, repeatedly stabbed him and left him to die. Nearly a hundred people witnessed the six-hour ordeal, but no one came forward. They either didn't dare or didn't care By Marina Jiménez

The Ultimate Summer Fun Guide
Here's your essential checklist to the season's buzziest bars, fruitiest cocktails, breeziest patios, perfect picnics, sweatiest workouts, and most flattering swimsuits for strutting on the sandiest beaches. The summer will be over before you know it, so live it up

This City

What the Hamptons have that Muskoka wants • Plotting the highs and lows of Toronto's recreational drug use • A roundup of the city's smelliest smells

Columns

Goal Oriented
The Toronto FC—the seventh pro soccer team to try to win the city's affection—has a new stadium and a sold-out first season. Can Mo Johnston, its loud-mouthed coach, keep the ball rolling? By Trevor Cole

African Queen
It takes guts to report from wartorn, disease-ravaged sub-Saharan villages. The Globe's Africa correspondent, Stephanie Nolen, has the ego to match By Gerald Hannon

City Survivor

The List Ten things ROM front man William Thorsell can't live without By Amy Verner

Super Shopper The city’s best loot By Madeleine Wong

On the Block Northern exposure: new reasons to go to Av and Lawrence By Olivia Stren

Dining Where superstar chefs eat on their nights off By James Chatto

Food Killer tomatoes By Don Gillmor

Drink A grill's best friend By David Lawrason

Restaurants
Sequel chef Andrea Nicholson resurrects the Jell-O salad with her green icicle radish gelée • Celebrity chefs bring street food to Nathan Phillips Square • Plus, our star-rated reviews

This Month

The long-warring members of The Police reunite at the ACC • Painter Wil Murray makes a fine mess of things with his latest exhibit, Strawberry Alarmist Talk Radio • An all-star female cast takes on Caryl Churchill's top girls

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