Toronto has been rewriting its own narrative for years, but 2025 has felt like the moment the shift becomes unmistakable. The old nickname “Toronto the Good,” once shorthand for a polite, predictable ...

You may not know much about Toronto other than its soaring skyscrapers and the iconic CN Tower, that it’s where Meghan Markle's Suits was filmed and where Drake is from. Ontario's capital city, though ...

Long considered the center of Canada’s self-contained universe, Toronto has seen considerable growth, culturally and commercially, over the past decade. Or, to quote hometown hero Drake, “Shit is hot ...

Photo Illustration: Will Tullos / The Athletic (Franck Fife, Luke Abrahams, Anatoliy Cherkasov, Fabrice Coffrini via Getty Images) Just over 20 years ago, Toronto had its first defining soccer moment.

Washington might fancy itself an international city, but it can’t beat Toronto for ethnic enclaves. In Canada’s largest city, there’s a Little Italy, a Greektown, a Little India, a Koreatown, and four ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am the vice president and executive editor of Forbes Travel Guide. Whatever brings you to Toronto, whether it be July’s Pan Am ...

Canada’s largest city has long had plenty to thrill visitors: world-class museums, international restaurants and golden beaches. Its accommodation, by contrast, hasn’t always managed to keep up — but ...

What makes your city great? Ask anyone who hails from Toronto and they'll proudly say diversity. With 2.9 million residents from more than 250 ethnic groups, speaking more than 180 languages, it's no ...

Here’s what you need to know about the world’s second largest country—when to go, where to stay, what to do, and how to get around. Overlooking Lake Ontario, the 1,853-foot-tall CN Tower dominates the ...

The Eras Tour is making its penultimate stop in Toronto, Canada, for six shows from Nov. 14 through Nov. 23. Since this is one of the last times fans will get to see all of Swift’s eras in one ...

Take ten million trees, 3.9 million people, 180 languages and dialects, the 7th largest stock exchange, the longest street in the world, and a renowned film festival. Throw in universal healthcare, ...

YOU PROBABLY KNEW CANADA'S largest city was cool—in a "pack a sweater" kind of way. Think again. Some of Toronto's most important cultural institutions have had makeovers by renowned architects in ...