Macleans.ca • 30th January 2023

The Move: Why this cramped Toronto couple made the move to Moncton

Julie and Adrian had been renting the same one-bedroom apartment in Toronto’s Davisville neighbourhood since 2011.

Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better • 23rd January 2023

Five Signs That It’s Time to Quit Your Job

A December 2022 survey from employment agency Robert Half found that 50 per cent of employees planned to look for a new job within the first six months of 2023.

Toronto Life • 23rd January 2023

House of the Week: $2.3 million for a Cabbagetown home with an EV charger and solar panels

The 2,200-square-foot property also comes with floor-to-ceiling windows, textured accent walls, heated floors and a backyard built for hangouts.

Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better • 23rd January 2023

Five Signs That It’s Time to Quit Your Job

Many workers are considering making a career move. A December 2022 survey from employment agency Robert Half found that 50 per cent of employees planned to look for a new job.

Canadian Grocer • 12th January 2023

These Ontario restaurateurs are creating a buzz in grocery with their unique meal kits

When Miki Ferrall and her husband Jared moved from Japan (where Miki is from) to Guelph, Ont. (where Jared is from) in 2016, Miki felt a longing for her home country – the food especially.

Toronto Life • 11th January 2023

House of the Week: $1.8 million for a Parkdale heritage classic with a spiral staircase to the backyard

The 2,800-square-foot property also comes with original stained glass and pine floors, a renovated basement, a parking pad and quirky design.

Macleans.ca • 11th January 2023

The Move: This burnt-out Ontario nurse found a breath of fresh air in Alberta

Lisa and Rob Moreland were frazzled until new jobs and a new build in Cochrane gave them a reprieve from the grind.

Toronto Life • 3rd January 2023

House of the Week: This $3.4-million Wychwood home with six bathrooms used to be a tiny bungalow

The 4,000-square-foot property comes with a newly decked-out kitchen, a firepit in the backyard, a laneway garage and parking for two cars.

The Globe and Mail • 30th December 2022

Living with roommates is no longer just for students or 20-somethings. Canadians’ strained finances are to blame

Luanna Bowen began looking for an East Vancouver apartment in July. But her budget of $1,200, utilities included, left her battling many other renters also searching for affordable housing.

Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better • 20th December 2022

Inside the Office of KPMB Architects, the Firm Behind the Renovated Massey Hall

In our Workspace series, CB is featuring interesting, smart-designed and one-of-a-kind spaces across Canada.

Toronto Life • 14th December 2022

“My place was sweltering. I couldn’t sleep. Then I discovered the bugs”: True tales from the rental crisis

Ashok Kumar, a 21-year-old technical support adviser, moved to Mississauga from India for school. A couple of years later, his sister joined him, and they looked for a place together.

The Globe and Mail • 12th December 2022

Gift bags brimming with local goods boost Toronto businesses

When the pandemic hit, Toronto resident Nick Miilum noticed how small businesses in his neighbourhood of Bloordale were struggling.

Toronto Life • 6th December 2022

Rental of the Week: $5,000 for an Upper Beaches semi with a 150-year-old tree in the backyard

It also comes with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a rooftop balcony and two laneway parking spots.

Toronto Life • 5th December 2022

House of the Week: $4.95 million for a Fallingbrook home with a private ravine backing onto a golf course

A four-bed, four-bath detached house in Fallingbrook, a quiet lakeside neighbourhood sandwiched between the Beaches and western Scarborough.

The Globe and Mail • 30th November 2022

How this winter runner keeps going through ice, slush and snow

It’s the morning after a surprise snowstorm and Jorielle Nunag is checking the weather on her phone, not to remark on the precipitation that had accumulated, but to gauge how many layers to put on for her first snowy run of the season.

Toronto Life • 22nd November 2022

House of the Week: This Trinity-Bellwoods home more than doubled in price after a masterful renovation

At nearly 2,300 square feet, it comes with a jewel-box staircase, Italian marble and millwork, and views of the CN Tower.

Macleans.ca • 17th November 2022

The Move: Burned out in B.C.

In 2014, Dana Kayal moved with her three children—Jared, Ronel and Alexa—from Kelowna, B.C., to a rural property just a 15-minute drive outside of town.

Toronto Life • 11th November 2022

Before and After: How this classic Beaches semi transformed into a $1.4-million property with Japandi flair

Kaye and her husband, Paul, bought this three-bed, two-bath Beaches semi in December 2020. Now, they’re selling the home to find a new place outside the city.

Canadian Grocer • 9th November 2022

A Spice Affair founder on the 'art' of creating spice blends

Ayman Saifi’s roots in the spice industry go back more than a hundred years. “I’m a fourth-generation spice merchant,” Saifi explains.

Precedent • 8th November 2022

It’s time to topple the mental-health stigma once and for all

Henna Choi talks openly on TikTok about what it’s like to practise law with depression. Over the past year, she’s posted videos about having anxiety attacks or how she lacked the energy to brush her teeth.