Toronto

The next few months will be crucial in determining whether the Toronto housing market has simply stumbled, or if this is the start of a deeper correction

A bill before Toronto city council would ban exotic animals in mobile zoos, raising questions about animals in the urban jungle

The have-nots of housing are watching, mad as hell, as homeowners glory in their paper fortunes. And they’re starting to lash out.

Why sales and prices seem likely to continue to fall for at least the next two or three months

"This time is different," buyers tell themselves. They’re right—until they’re terribly wrong.

"Gag orders" on banning complaints and annoying behaviour are just the tip of the condo craziness iceberg

Pity Canadian journalism, Andray Domise writes, at a time ’where the limits to its overwhelming whiteness are coming into sharp focus’

Pest infestations are driving renters around the bend, but Toronto’s response might be harder on tenants’ finances than it is on the vermin

When a hydro vault exploded underground in Toronto’s financial district, these Bay Street denizens simply would not leave their desks

At $1.5 million for a Toronto house, you could go the private island route for less.