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Toronto holidays

August 2018

  • paddleboarding and kayaking on Muskoka lake

    Summer on the lake: ‘It’s as Canadian as ice hockey’

    In Canada, the summer ritual of decamping to the lakeside is passed down through generations – especially in Ontario ‘cottage country’, where our writer’s great-grandmother built a hideaway in the 1890s

September 2016

  • Toronto street sign.

    Canada's music cities
    Toronto: a guide to the music scene of Drake's home city – video

    DJ and travel writer Woody Anderson touches down in Canada’s hip-hop capital of Toronto

November 2015

  • Squid served at Richmond Night Market, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada

    Canada's top 10 food festivals and foodie experiences

    Vancouver-based food bloggers pick the country’s top 10 food experiences, from Arctic game and fine seafood to French patisserie – and no maple syrup in sight

September 2015

  • Algonquin provincial park, Ontario, Canada.

    Why I love …
    Canada’s Algonquin park: How the call of the wild inspires novelist Tessa McWatt

  • The Lockheart

    Hogwarts on the rocks: Harry Potter-themed bar opens in Toronto

August 2015

  • rage room

    Rough day? Time to visit the Rage Room, where destruction is encouraged

  • The new Harbourfront development in Toronto with boats against a backdrop of the city skyline

    On the radar
    A multi-billion dollar development is transforming Toronto’s waterfront – and the city's cultural life

June 2015

  • Honest Ed’s at night

    A history of cities in 50 buildings
    Honest Ed’s, Toronto's doomed compendium of kitsch – a history of cities in 50 buildings, day 47

    Once dubbed ‘the world’s biggest discount shop’, Ed Mirvish’s extraordinary retail creation played a key role in Toronto’s development – but that won’t save it from demolition next year

May 2015

  • Rose City Kitchen Poutine, Canada

    The foodie traveller
    The foodie traveller on ... reinventing poutine in Toronto

    Any dish in which gravy can be substituted for Japanese curry or a red wine jus, and then poured over french fries and a variety of toppings, is likely to be a hit. So, lucky Toronto!

April 2015

  • Protesters march through the streets of Ferguson in August.

    Urban decay
    What's the perfect size for a city?

    The world’s cities are sprawling over their boundaries, fragmenting into smaller parts run by competing regional governments. But amalgamating them brings other problems ...

February 2015

  • The inaugural journey of an Atlanta streetcar, marking their first return to the city's streets since 1949.

    Cities in motion
    Streetcars of desire: why are American cities obsessed with building trams?

  • Jean-Michel Basquiat

    Jean-Michel Basquiat: Now's the Time review – financial value sadly trumps artistic merit

November 2014

  • Excited panda rolls down snowy bank at Toronto Zoo

    The amazing world of animals
    Excited panda rolls down snowy bank at Toronto Zoo - video

    A panda at Toronto Zoo makes the most of the weather as it rolls down a snowy hill at its enclosure on Monday

October 2014

  • Yonge Street, Toronto, is officially the longest street in the world.

    Why I love …
    Linwood Barclay on Toronto

    The Canadian crime writer and former Toronto Star columnist on the views, food, art and design of the city

September 2014

  • Aga Khan Museum in Toronto

    Aga Khan Museum: North America finally gets a home for Islamic art

    A billionaire playboy and two of the world’s most celebrated architects have created a cosmic space for a spectacular hoard of Islamic art – in deepest suburban Toronto, writes Oliver Wainwright

April 2014

  • Will LeBron James and the Miami Heat win their third straight NBA title?

    Sportblog
    NBA playoffs: Miami prepare for Charlotte as they seek third straight title

    NBA playoffs: The first round of the playoffs kicks off on Saturday, and while the West looks strong as ever, the East – minus Miami – remains weak

January 2014

  • New york freezing temperatures cold

    Vortex vexations: the cold weather concerns of US and Canadian cities

    North Americans decry snarled public transportation, stolen snowmobiles, and cigarette shortages

September 2012

  • Arcade Fire in concert

    Toronto rocks: Canada's music capital

    Canada's largest city is an unlikely mecca for music lovers. But, as Rebecca Nicholson discovers, Toronto's championing of local artists makes for a lively scene

April 2012

  • Robert Redford at Sundance in 2008

    Film festivals: which is top dog?

    Cannes, which has announced its 2012 line-up, has some serious competition. As Tribeca begins and ahead of Sundance London, our critics examine the big hitters on the film festival circuit

May 2011

  • Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five

    Insider's guide to music pilgrimages: Hip-hop, dance, disco, electro

    From hip-hop tours of New York to a bling mega-club in Shenzhen, our industry insiders – including JDL from the Cold Crush Brothers, DJ Yoda, Andy Butler from Hercules and Love Affair and Annie Nightingale – name their favourite musical hangouts

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