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Five years ago, hardly anyone was talking about adult ADHD. Now it's all over social media, and self-diagnosis is rampant. How a complex neurological condition became the new superpower In [...]

GROWING UP IN BARRIE, ONTARIO, in the early 2000s, Veronika Slowikowska shared a sense of humour with era-defining weirdo comedies like Napoleon Dynamite: her jokes were painfully awkward and without [...]

Police Association boss is one of the most contentious jobs in the city. New president Clayton Campbell is ready for a fight. Step one: arguing for a $46-million budget hike [...]

Mega-developer Adrian Rocca has a plan to inject thousands of new two- and three-bedroom rentals into the housing market. Sounds great. What's the catch? Your company, Fitzrovia, just launched a [...]

Let's face it: Canada is going through a rough patch. More people are living here than ever before at a time when it's harder to live here than ever before. [...]

Roger Browne, Toronto's director of traffic management, is leading the fight against the city's soul-crushing congestion--and he genuinely thinks he can win In the past year or so, Tom Cruise, [...]

Blue Rodeo frontman Jim Cuddy is a winner of multiple Junos and an Officer of the Order of Canada. None of it compares to his latest accolade: Hall of Famer [...]

Your father, Allan Slaight, started in radio, and the two of you grew the empire together. Does that make you a self-made man or a nepo baby? I think that [...]

A new wave of families are stopping after just one kid. For them, it's a response to the soaring cost of living and intense demands of parenting. For Canada, it's [...]

THE MEMBERS OF LONGEVITY HOUSE ARE UNITED BY TWO THINGS: A WILLINGNESS TO HAND OVER $100,000 AND A BURNING DESIRE TO LIVE FOREVER. INSIDE THE WEIRD WORLD OF CRYOTHERAPY, BIOCHARGING [...]

Is it possible to score a reasonably priced cottage within a few hours' drive of the city? We swept the province in search of bargains and found recently purchased gems [...]

LET'S BE HONEST. The past couple of years? Not super fun. Life in Toronto, normally an embarrassment of culinary and cultural riches, became an endless hamster wheel of work, Uber [...]

What should a post-pandemic workplace look like? The city's most innovative businesses are leading the way with shorter work weeks, VR meetups, wellness stipends, company-wide quiet time and other productivity-enhancing, [...]

Toronto is getting a WNBA franchise for the 2026 season. Seems like it came together pretty fast, no? Actually, you could argue that it took 28 years--that's how long the [...]

Winter doesn't have To suck. We searched the city and beyond to find fancy motel getaways, snow yoga (with alpacas), wild winter surfing and other cool and unusual ways to [...]

WHEN LAETICIA AMIHERE WAS A KID, complete strangers would stop her on the street to ask if she played basketball. The reason was obvious: she hit a healthy five-foot-seven before [...]

In a city grappling with a housing shortage, laneway suites make a lot of sense. For decades they've been a non-starter at city hall: too complicated, too costly, too much [...]

It happened slowly, then all at once. First the patios opened, aglow with twinkly lights and crowded with wine-buzzed patrons, giddy to be out of their homes. Then there were [...]

Priyanka, the inaugural champion of Canada's Drag Race, has a new show, a new movie and a new album. World domination is hard work. She's up for it You look [...]

Condo king Peter Freed just announced an $800-million luxury tower downtown. He's either brave or bonkers You're building a 63-storey, five-star hotel and condo during a time of high interest [...]

You're responsible for the pensions of 600,000 civil servants--$130 billion in assets. Is that as stressful as it sounds? There's a huge sense of purpose that comes with knowing that [...]

GRADE 12 WAS NOT WHAT THEY IMAGINED: no prom, no varsity teams, no senior trip. But these teens survived the quadmester system and made their way through online school. Here's [...]

1 A NO-WORRIES WEDDING DAY FOR TWO FRONT-LINE WORKERS Kwame and Samantha Toronto July 25, 2020 SAMANTHA: Our original wedding date was August 2020. By April, everything had started to [...]

To people fleeing the city for more square footage and less density, we say pfift. Pandemic or not, Toronto is thriving. Let us count the ways A PANDEMIC CAN'T DEFEAT [...]

Torontonians sang from their balconies, performed symphonies on Zoom, fetched groceries for front-line workers, hosted dance parties via FaceTime and found thousands of other ways to come together in a [...]

Transitioning to an eco-friendly lifestyle used to mean upheaval and inconvenience. Not anymore. With the proliferation of zero-packaging stores, smart strategies for energy-efficient homes, fashion designers with a sustainability-first ethos [...]

Flavio Volpe built a $20-million concept car to show off Canadian auto parts. Now if only he could get someone to finance production What compelled you to design Canada's first [...]

Sarah Nurse has won gold, inspired her own Barbie doll and earned a fan in Drake. Now, she faces her biggest test: bringing glory to the Professional Women's Hockey League [...]

Geddy Lee's new memoir is about love, drugs, death and, of course, music. How the septuagenarian prog-rock icon found another way to use that voice Let's start with the title: [...]

MORE THAN 50 WOMEN have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against Bill Cosby, but only Andrea Constand has seen him answer for his actions in court. America's formerly [...]

Like most middle-aged women dipping a toe back into the dating scene, Jodi got on Tinder because her friend convinced her to. They were hanging out, drinking wine. It was [...]

1 Free up your weekends The life-changing magic of tidying (your schedule) THINK OF IT as calendar clutter--the not-totally-hellish but not-especially-rewarding time sucks you agree to when the sunny days [...]

Cannabis legalization is turning Toronto into the weed capital of the world. Here, a look at who's getting rich off reefer FOR THE LAST six months or so, Toronto has [...]

The Raptors conducted an extensive search for their new head coach. Any idea what set you apart? I walked into the interview with a lot of confidence, but it came [...]

This article from Maclean's magazine highlights ten individuals who have made significant contributions in their respective fields. The list includes Ryan Reynolds, an actor and businessman who has successfully invested in various companies, including Aviation Gin and Mint Mobile. Other notable figures include Tony Staffieri, the CEO and President of Rogers Communications, who led the company's $26-billion merger with Shaw Communications, and Per Bank, the CEO and President of Loblaws, who is focused on restoring the company's image and affordable prices. The article also recognizes Lana Payne, the National President of UNIFOR, for her efforts in advocating for workers' rights, and Max Rangel, the CEO and Global President of Spin Master, for his successful acquisitions and profits in the toy industry. Additionally, Lisa Melchior, the founder of Vertu Capital, is recognized for her role in providing funding to software companies, and Seetarama S. Kotagiri, the CEO of Magna International, for leading the company's expansion in the electric vehicle market. Anthony von Mandl, the CEO and Founder of The Mark Anthony Group of Companies, is acknowledged for his innovation in the alcoholic beverage industry, and Flavio Volpe, the President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association, is recognized for his contributions to Canada's auto innovations. [Extracted from the article]

This article highlights ten individuals who are making significant contributions to the tech industry in Canada. It begins by featuring Anna Sainsbury, the CEO and co-founder of GeoComply, a geolocation program that enables online gambling platforms to enforce out-of-state betting laws. The article also mentions Tobias Lütke, the CEO and co-founder of Shopify, who led the company to record-breaking growth and is now focusing on AI tools for merchants. Other individuals mentioned include Danies Lee, the CEO of NextStar Energy, who is spearheading the construction of Canada's first large-scale electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant, and Pascale St-Onge, the Minister of Canadian Heritage, who negotiated a $100-million agreement with Google to compensate Canadian media outlets. The article also highlights Jeff Shiner, the CEO of 1Password, who is working towards making internet passwords obsolete, and Mark Leonard, the President and Founder of Constellation Software, who has quietly built one of the world's top tech portfolios. Martin Basiri, the CEO and Founder of Passage, is recognized for his app that connects students from the developing world with funding and grant opportunities for studying in Canada. Jeremy Hansen, an astronaut, is mentioned for his upcoming mission with NASA's Artemis II, which will be Canada's first crewed moon flight. Isabelle Hudon, the President and CEO of the Business Development Bank of Canada, is commended for focusing funding on startups with social impact, and Stephanie Simmons, the Chief Quantum Officer and [Extracted from the article]

This article highlights several influential figures in the arts and culture scene in Canada. It begins by discussing Tate McRae, a 21-year-old pop musician who gained popularity through TikTok and has achieved success with her music. The article also mentions Celine Song, a filmmaker known for her breakout film "Past Lives," and Ryan Gosling, a prominent actor who continues to take on new projects. Other individuals mentioned include Catherine Tait, the president and CEO of CBC, Denis Villeneuve, a filmmaker known for his work on "Dune," Shawn Levy, a filmmaker with numerous projects in the works, Joni Mitchell, a musician experiencing a late-career revival, Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, showrunners of "The Last of Us," AP Dhillon, a South Asian rapper, and Devery Jacobs, an actor known for her roles in TV shows and films. [Extracted from the article]

After more than two decades, Paul Gross is back at Stratford, this time playing theatre's most conflicted retiree, King Lear. He's never been more ready It's been a while since [...]

World-class rail between Ontario and Quebec has always felt out of reach. As chair of the new VIA high-frequency service, how will you make it happen? The time has come [...]

Sarah Edmondson's quarter-life crisis started out normally enough. In 2005, five years out of Concordia University's theatre program, she was living in a basement apartment in Vancouver, pinching pennies and [...]

AS A SOCIETY, our collective blood pressure has never been higher. The news cycle is a daily Mad Lib of fury and farce. Romaine lettuce is suddenly toxic. And apparently [...]

For the past year and a half or so, everyone's been pretty cranky--on the streets, on the TTC, especially on the Internet. But we have the antidote. This year's Best [...]

You haven't saved the world on TV for a while. What drew you to Rabbit Hole? I'm a big fan of the creators, John Requa and Glenn Ficarra. They wrote [...]

Akim Aliu grew up dreaming about playing in the NHL. Once he got there, he encountered a toxic, racist, close-minded culture. He's speaking out to try to fix it Your [...]

It was a September evening in 2015 when Ben and Jessica and Justin and Sophie walked into Bar Buca, a casual, food snob-approved snack bar on King West. It was [...]