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Duplicate and placeholder photos have cluttered the city's real estate and rental databases for years; here's the chain of decisions that brought the problem to a breaking point.
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Citywide prices edge higher from last year, with east-end neighbourhoods logging the strongest gains.
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New transit infrastructure, rezoning momentum, and sub-$800K entry points are drawing investor attention to a stretch of Toronto's East End that planners quietly call a priority growth corridor.
wellness
From High Park to the Harbourfront, swim programs for toddlers, seniors, and everyone in between are drawing record enrolment this summer.
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From the Waterfront Trail to High Park, the city's warm-weather event calendar is packed, and registration windows are closing fast.
sport
Shohei Ohtani sidelined with left knee irritation. LA Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirms the two-way star will miss Wednesday's start against Philadelphia with no return timeline set.
community
Toronto restaurants serve brunch with distinct menus and settings drawn from local listings.
Technology
As major platforms scale back and AI startups multiply, the city's innovation landscape is reshaping faster than ever-here's how to position yourself.
culture
Events from Friday through Sunday showcase performances and creative gatherings that spotlight fresh expressions across music, theatre and fan communities.
property
New residents can explore the multicultural streets, shops and eateries of Kensington Market using details from local guides.
wellness
Toronto professionals use quick breathing exercises to reduce stress between meetings. Learn three-minute breathwork techniques wellness instructors recommend for downtown workers.
community
Toronto's dining scene features standout spots for seasonal Canadian cuisine, French fare, steak and seafood, and Italian classics according to recent guides.
lifestyle
With registration now open, the city lineup offers recreation and culture programmes that give residents options to stay active through a variety of activities.
property
Clearance rates near 59 percent last week mean Toronto buyers must sharpen their approach before stepping into the next round of property sales.
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Toronto rents in key corridors now exceed Ottawa benchmarks by double digits while buyer entry points remain anchored to the 1.1 million dollar citywide average.
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A surge in average time to sell is forcing more Toronto home sellers to discount, with widespread effects from Liberty Village condos to Leaside semis.
wellness
Toronto's best running spans the 56 kilometre lakeside Martin Goodman Trail, the Beltline Trail built on an 1890s failed commuter rail line, and Tommy Thompson Park, an "accidental wilderness" peninsula built from lakefill jutting five kilometres into Lake Ontario.
wellness
From the Eastern Beaches to High Park's ancient oaks, Toronto's green spaces are drawing early risers looking for stillness before the city wakes up.
community
The citywide dining programme brings three-course prix fixe menus to restaurants across Toronto.
culture
Local gatherings from concerts to markets reflect the people and organizers building daily cultural connections across the city.
lifestyle
The best areas to live in Toronto in 2026: from Leslieville and Roncesvalles to Forest Hill and the Beaches, a neighbourhood guide covering rent, transit, vibe, and what each Toronto area is really like.
property
The pedestrian-only 13-acre National Historic Site offers boutiques, restaurants and performances built around its 1832 origins as the Gooderham and Worts Distillery.
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Provincial figures show reduced funds for fighting fires even as smoke reaches Toronto streets.
community
The annual guide spotlights places that deliver strong flavour, originality and steady quality across the city.
property
As residents manage rising living costs in Toronto, the Distillery District remains a focal point for those balancing heritage appreciation with high-density urban demands.
Politics
A new city council mandate to retrofit subway stations and modernize paratransit services is expected to reshape how people with mobility challenges move through Toronto over the next five years.
