Toronto Life - 2016-11-01

• Michael de Pencier bought Toronto Life for a dollar in 1971. He didn’t have a plan, just a pocketful of notes scribbled on cocktail napkins. Over the next 30 years, he built a quirky, multimilli­on-dollar media empire
• Only a handful of people know what it’s like to be in charge of Toronto. To celebrate our 50th, we invited them out for lunch, and asked them about condo developmen­t, taxes and the legacy of Rob Ford
• Over the past 50 years, some 1.5 million people have immigrated to Toronto. We asked five of them about their first impression­s
• Five decades in the life of Toronto— and in the life of the magazine that chronicled it all
• Why I left my high-paying job as a systems analyst to run away with the circus
• Rogue soldier Dillon Hillier on fighting ISIS, defying Canadian command and landing on Bay Street
• A runaway reno in Roncesvall­es
• Advice on how to be a civilized Torontonia­n
• A penny-by-penny reckoning of Toronto’s spending habits
• The Great Divide
• The Trump in the North!
• Live Long and Diversify
• the toronto skyline will look like this
• these ’hoods will be the hottest addresses in town
• 42% of jobs will be taken over by robots
• 135 WALMER ROAD
• 46 rhyl avenue
• 33 Second Street
• “This technology will change our lives” —Helen Papagianni­s,

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