Multiplex makeover: From a single-family downtown Toronto dwelling to 10 rental units
Toronto just loosened its zoning rules around multi-unit dwellings. Multiplexes like this one could make renting in the city more affordable.
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This renovated Toronto loft has an iconic archway
“The condo started feeling like nobody else could have possibly lived here but me”
This funky Fort Erie home is an architectural gem
Architect Paul Kariouk found a way to engineer a lake view, even though the house isn’t on the shoreline
The Move: From downtown Toronto to an artist’s escape in rural Newfoundland
Laura Dawe thought she’d never be able to afford a home. Then a little yellow house in picturesque Pouch Cove caught her eye.
Canadian air travel has faced significant challenges, including staffing and delays. Here‘s how to fix it
Monette Pasher is the head of the Canadian Airports Council. Here, she
explains how air travel in the country got this bad and what’s being
done to make it better.
This church-turned-house in small-town Ontario has a thoroughly modern interior
This $1,899,000 home took five years to renovate
For the price of a studio in Vancouver, you could buy an entire island four hours away
The private half-acre island comes with a two-bedroom cabin, plus two bunkies and a 30-foot dock
Canada needs a new labour force to become a global EV superpower. Here’s how to do it.
"If we make some ambitious moves, we just might be able to make it happen"
The Battle for a Prince Edward Island Beach
A Toronto millionaire wanted to build a beachfront mega-cottage on a remote stretch of Prince Edward Island’s pristine north shore. Then the locals got wind of it.
This $2.1-million retrofuturistic dome home is an inhabitable EPCOT
The owners spent 25 years renovating the space to accentuate the home’s spherical shape