Life

"There’s a lot of satisfaction in trying to take something that’s imperfect...and trying to make it better, trying to balance it."

University of Toronto students explain why they put together Canada’s first graduation ceremony for black students.

In honour of Father’s Day, we give you, the corniest, the strangest and the sweetest texts from dad.

A child coming out is now likely to be supported, polls show. One mom’s story

Rumours of Canadian men assuming an equal share of domestic chores were exaggerated, the latest numbers show. Unless you consider cooking a chore.

From late-night orchard heists to fears of ’guacapalypse,’ our taste for the pale, green flesh is driving us to insane lengths

The three-wheeled Spyder may never catch on with the young and hip. But its greying ’Ryders’ are a ready-made sales team.

The Noma Mexico pop-up, a transporting food experience in the Yucatan jungle, has a Canadian connection

Toronto’s Jen Agg insists she’s always been pilloried for doing things male restaurateurs do

Writer Michael Chabon and other authors on a morally untenable silence, which spurred new book, "Kingdom of Olives and Ash"