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Toronto Life magazine is a monthly magazine dedicated to capturing the evolving character of Canada’s largest city. It offers an authoritative and richly detailed look at Toronto’s politics, culture, real estate, food and fashion scenes. Each issue features long-form journalism and sharp analysis that probe beneath the surface of city life – from exposés and profiles to in-depth guides on neighbourhoods and events. Toronto Life’s voice is confident and informed, appealing to both lifelong residents and newcomers seeking to understand the city's complex fabric. The magazine frequently highlights issues of social justice, urban development and community dynamics, while also showcasing Toronto’s creative industries and culinary innovation. Available on PressReader, it offers readers an essential snapshot of the city, presented through vivid storytelling and data-driven insights. Whether it’s recommending a new restaurant or investigating political controversies, Toronto Life consistently offers content that reflects the vibrancy and diversity of its urban setting. It’s a must-read for anyone invested in the city’s present and future.
Style isn’t just about what you wear—it’s about how you wear it. Our 2026 list features an NBA All-Star, a festival honcho and a Bay Street lawyer, plus a dozen other Torontonians whose flair, ’fits and swagger made the cut
Donna Adelson was the archetypal meddling mother-inlaw: overbearing and hypercritical, but manageable—until her daughter’s marriage started to crumble. Then she and her son hatched a gruesome plan. The twisted story of a domestic contract...
When the World Trade Center came down 25 years ago, I felt pulled to go to New York and chronicle the aftermath in drawings. They became the most important work of my career
Our 2026 list of the city’s most stylish, featuring an NBA All-Star, a festival honcho and a Bay Street lawyer, plus a dozen other Torontonians whose flair, ’fits and swagger made the cut
My meet-cute has turned into a financial fiasco. In July, I rear-ended a BMW, and after exchanging numbers with the driver, we hit it off. She’s intelligent, has a great job and gives me butterflies. We both wanted to avoid insurance, so I...
