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WHERE TO BUY NEXT
It takes an absurd amount of money and mettle to purchase real estate in Toronto. Why not stack the deck?
12 NEIGHBOURHOODS DESTINED FOR BIG THINGS

A ROUNDTABLE WITH MARKET EXPERTS

FINDING TRUE LOVE IN A COOP: A MEMOIR

A CAUTIONARY TALE ABOUT REAL ESTATE FRAUD

Medical Miracle

TMU's new school in Brampton is a beacon of hope in a health care crisis

1 mins

Track Star

Mandeep Lali became CEO of the TTC without setting foot in Toronto. Hope, growing pains and gridlock with the city's new transit overlord

3 mins

Change Agent

How a math teacher turned climate warrior spends her money

1 mins

URBAN DIPLOMAT

Dear Urban Diplomat, I am well into my 30s and still go clubbing to unwind. Lately, my friends only want to attend silent, sober, daytime raves—but these things are like dressed-up networking events: too commercial, too annoying and, frankly, kind of embarrassing. They’re making me feel like a degenerate for wanting to drink while I dance the night away. When did wellness become so boring? What is this, Vancouver?

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Where to Buy NEXT

It takes an absurd amount of money and mettle to purchase real estate in Toronto. Why not stack the deck? TWELVE NEIGHBOURHOODS DESTINED FOR BIG THINGS

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PATHOLOGICAL LAWYER

What happens when a real estate lawyer uses her firm's trust account to finance her family's lavish lifestyle? Inside the multimillion-dollar embezzlement case against Singa Bui

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A CO-OP LOVE STORY

Co-op housing is making a comeback. For all the potential friction of sharing a mortgage with your neighbours, it can be a beautiful thing. Jan Champagne and Miriam Zachariah met, fell in love and merged their families in a co-op. Now they're founding their own