lifestyle
Swiped out: Why Toronto is burned out on online dating
Online dating has become the standard way to look for love – but Toronto’s stretched-thin singles are frustrated and fed up with bad dating-app behaviour. Will we just bumble through as best we can – or swipe left for good? Read more
Rebecca Wood
Can a wedding expo be an art show?
and We Become, a gallery installation featuring the work of nine Toronto wedding vendors, wants to add soul to the wedding show experience Read more
thredUP
Find out how much your closet is hurting the planet
Secondhand fashion market thredUP launches a handy tool that calculates the carbon footprint of your shopping habit Read more
chris-chris
10 great gifts for the newbie cannabis user
While a bottle of wine used to be a go-to, you can now hand out pre-rolls, vape pens, and edibles at Read more
Holiday Gift Guide 2019: Pop culture presents
What to give the movie, music and TV obsessive in your life Read more
Lee Hopkins
Holiday Gift Guide 2019: Cannabis presents for your best buds
From pipes to doob tubes, here are 10 smokin' hot pot gifts for the stoner on your list Read more
Holiday Gift Guide 2019: Fashion forward gifts
You can't buy style – but these design-conscious gifts are sure to please the best-dressed person on your list Read more
Public sex: A practical guide
The ins and outs of in flagrante delicto, from scouting locations and concocting an alibi to the all-important wet wipe Read more
Green Neighbours Network is building a more sustainable city
The network of green groups and a dozen city-wide partner organizations help people understand the environmental problems in their neighbourhood Read more
Sadhguru, founder of Isha Foundation says, “It’s time to look Within"
Sponsored feature: Isha Foundation Read more
The Oasis Movement builds a bridge to recovery
Sponsored feature: Oasis Addiction Recovery Society Read more
R. Jeanette Martin
Did legalization kill 420?
"Stoner's Christmas" could end up being more like St. Patrick’s Day – a celebration of substance and consumption without being too commercialized Read more
Cheol Joon Baek
What's Toronto the Good got against sex work?
Sex worker advocates say human trafficking claims are being used by bylaw enforcement officers and police to carry out “excessive, unnecessary and discriminative inspections and prosecutions” of body rub parlours and holistic centres Read more
Toronto's best vintage clothing stores
12 stellar second-hand shops that will help you look good and save the planet at the same time Read more
Natalia Manzocco
Toronto's new MUJI store is the biggest outside Asia
Newly reopened Canadian flagship boasts almost 20,000 square feet of shopping, a coffee bar and customization stations Read more
Drake General Store
The best Black Friday 2018 sales in Toronto
This Black Friday weekend, shop local with these Toronto-based deals Read more
Photos by Lisa Campbell
Indigenizing cannabis: quiet revolution grows as more First Nations embrace legalization
Huge cannabis retail chains like Canada’s National Access Cannabis and Native Roots Dispensary from Colorado have partnered with First Nations in Manitoba and Ontario, yet Métis groups were not granted licensing in their own territory Read more
Charcoal ice cream pops up at Lululemon Queen West store
Toronto soft serve iHalo Krunch has launched a pop-up shop at Lululemon's Queen West flagship store to coincide with the Toronto Waterfront 10K. Read more
-
Ingram Publishing Getty Images/Ingram Publishing
122411944
