Adrian Lee

As Yonge Street goes, so goes Toronto. So when tragedy struck at Yonge and Finch, it hit home—especially since, for many, it happened just down the street

No political side has a monopoly on sharing fake news and buying into confirmation bias—and to think otherwise is dangerous

Yayoi Kusama’s Instagram-ready mirrored rooms have made her an art superstar. But don’t be too quick—or snobby—in dismissing the selfie-seekers

Virtue and Moir were hardly the only Olympic skaters to dance to ’Moulin Rouge’ songs. Here’s why they stood out to the man behind the film

’This is not a drill’: What happened when the vacation paradise of Maui woke up to the threat of an incoming ballistic missile

It can be baffling when people mourn over celebrities—and even more so when it’s a pro athlete. But there’s something elemental about that kind of grief

A quartet of Canadian wildchild jazz-honed musicians have followed a spirit of kinship—and have become leaders in one half of Toronto’s emerging sound

Gord Downie’s ’Introduce Yerself’ is the latest album by a dying musician to stare down death. But what insight do such works really provide?

Opinion: Crackdowns, like Spain’s assault on Catalan referendum voters, often produce exactly the change governments don’t want

Eleven years after ’An Inconvenient Truth,’ Al Gore speaks about his new film, and what’s changed since—including the presidency of Donald Trump