Toronto Life • 22nd June 2022

House of the Week: $4.2 million for a lakefront semi with a rooftop sauna and hot tub

This Beaches semi has been divided into three units: a three-bed, two-bath main home; a ground-floor studio apartment; and a two-bed, two-bath basement unit.

Toronto Life • 7th June 2022

My TikToks about the Filipino Canadian experience helped me land a TV show

Isabel Kanaan, an actor and content creator, came to Canada from the Philippines with her family in 2008, when she was 16 years old.

The Globe and Mail • 6th June 2022

How to set healthy boundaries at work

When Darya Niknamian resigned as the head of communications at an agency in 2021, she was determined to leave the long hours behind. “I would start my day around 8 a.m. and finish around 11 p.m.,” Ms. Niknamian recalls.

The Globe and Mail • 3rd June 2022

Van life: How much does it cost to live in a cottage on wheels?

James Tadeo, a warehouse supervisor and computer programmer, dreamed of owning a cottage. As a kid, his parents took him camping throughout Ontario: Algonquin Park, Georgian Bay and Grand Bend.

The Globe and Mail • 2nd June 2022

Summer festival sales to hit new heights in 2022

When pre-sale tickets for the electronic dance music festival Veld, held at Toronto’s Downsview Stadium, opened on Feb. 9, product designer Cindy Cheng didn’t hesitate to click ‘buy.’

CAA Magazine • 2nd June 2022

7 Great Games and Activities for Your Next Street Party

A community event is a great way to get to know your neighbours, establish new friendships and develop a sense of belonging in your area.

The Globe and Mail • 1st June 2022

How a four-day workweek could benefit women

It’s 12pm on a Friday afternoon in April and Elissa Riddell is enjoying a day away from her desk. It’s not a vacation or a long weekend for the tech marketing director, though. She’s had Fridays off since 2019.

Toronto Life • 27th May 2022

There's a townhouse inside the bell tower of this converted church in Bloordale. It just hit market for $3.65 million

A one-plus-two-bed, four-bath home in a converted church bell tower. It was built in 1913 and was converted in 2015 into 17 townhomes.

BBC Worklife • 27th May 2022

Why Gen Z workers are already so burned out

Matt had been working as an audit accountant for two years when he began to notice a change in his attitude towards his job. “There were mornings where I wouldn’t start my day until 1130,” recalls Matt.

Toronto Life • 17th May 2022

This building used to be a toy factory. Now it's a loft-style Leslieville home, listed for $4.9 million

A four-bed, three-bath home in Leslieville. The building dates back to 1940 and has operated as a bakery and toy factory.

Canadian Business • 13th May 2022

What Neflix's Drop in Subscribers Means for Streaming

There was once a time when Netflix dominated the category of streaming so strongly that it became synonymous with the activity itself.

University of Toronto Magazine • 10th May 2022

What Are Kids Learning about Climate Change?

Fikile Nxumalo, an assistant professor at OISE, thinks elementary school children may be missing an important piece of the climate change picture.

Toronto Life • 6th May 2022

This Etobicoke home with European design just hit the market for $4.7 million.

In 2019, the current seller purchased a small bungalow on the lot, tore it down and built this place.

Canadian Business • 2nd May 2022

How to Hire During a Labour Shortage

In July 2021, Ross Video, an Ottawa-based company, began expanding its factory space in Iroquois, a town of 1,200 people.

Toronto Life • 29th April 2022

This woodsy retreat in the Beaches just hit the market for $5 million

In 2001, the current owners purchased this home as a one-bed, one-bath cottage. It’s since been expanded to over 5,000 square feet.

Toronto Life • 29th April 2022

She wanted her brother to live nearby. So she put a $130,000 unit in the backyard

Who: Kasey Watson, 68, retired corporate event planner; and her brother Terry Watson, 66, retired aluminum fabricator

Toronto Life • 25th April 2022

This Summerhill home was built back in 1906. It just hit the market for $3.4 million

This three-bed, three-bath detached was built in 1906. The same owner has lived here for an impressive 44 years, since 1978.

Toronto Life • 22nd April 2022

Real Weddings: Inside a lush and ethereal ceremony at a west-end loft

Andrew Ngomba, a data analyst, matched with Natalina Strano, an associate investment advisor, on Bumble in 2017.

The Globe and Mail • 22nd April 2022

After going back to school, this public relations student seeks her first full-time role in the field

Prior to the pandemic, Samantha, 28, worked as an operations and social media manager at a children’s arts centre.

University of Toronto Magazine • 21st April 2022

Writing in a Tumultuous Time

Born in Congo-Kinshasa, Téa Mutonji immigrated with her family to Canada when she was nine, eventually settling in Scarborough’s Kingston-Galloway neighbourhood.