Summer in Toronto is in full swing—and there’s no better time to get out and explore everything the city has to offer. Whether you’re a long-time local, a newcomer still learning the rhythms of each neighborhood, or just in town for a quick visit, this week is shaping up to be a vibrant celebration of culture, community, and creativity...

When it comes to buying a home, Canadians have more to consider than just price or square footage. A new national survey suggests that for many prospective buyers, the decision to move forward with a property starts before they even walk through the front door...

The first half of 2025 has been marked by economic uncertainty and shifting buyer sentiment across Canada’s luxury real estate market. According to the newly released Top-Tier Real Estate: 2025 Mid-Year State of Luxury Report by Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, high interest rates, trade tensions, and cautious consumer confidence have cooled sales in some major markets—while others are showing unexpected resilience...

A familiar building at one of Toronto’s busiest intersections may soon be history. The 18-storey mid-century tower at 2 Carlton Street is on track for demolition, as developer Northam Realty revives long-standing plans to replace it with a striking 80-storey condominium skyscraper...

Feeling overwhelmed, digitally drained, and in desperate need of something real? You’re not alone — and Ontario millennials have found the perfect antidote: adult summer camps...

The 2025 Mid-Year Luxury Outlook Report from Sotheby’s International Realty delivers a compelling look at how the global luxury real estate market is evolving—and for Canadian buyers, sellers, and investors, it offers timely intelligence for staying ahead of the curve...

Toronto’s transit network is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with the Ontario Line leading the charge as the most ambitious subway expansion in decades. Among the many innovations arriving with this 15-stop, 15.6-kilometre line is a game-changing new station that promises to reshape how people move through the city...

As Pride Month approaches, Toronto’s 2SLGBTQ+ community is preparing for one of its most important annual celebrations — but this year’s event comes with new financial challenges. Pride Toronto, the non-profit organization behind Canada’s largest Pride festival, has confirmed the loss of several key corporate sponsors for its 2025 edition, which is scheduled to begin in June...

Toronto’s beloved Distillery Winter Village—a holiday-season staple that draws nearly a million visitors each year—could look a little different next winter...

One of Toronto’s most iconic architectural gems is making its grand return. After years of meticulous construction and restoration, the historic Palm House at Allan Gardens Conservatory is preparing to reopen its doors on May 14, 2025...