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The Coolest Cities to Ring in 2025 Around the World
From glittering skylines to heritage-filled streets, these destinations invite us to reimagine what it means to embrace the new year.
How Toronto’s Choir! Choir! Choir! Became Holiday Music Darlings
With intimate performances that equate to an ‘umami of emotions,’ there’s nothing else like it
Grandma Knows Best: Canada’s Most Stylish Seniors on Mastering Grandmacore
It’s a trend that goes beyond the fall, and was one of the biggest looks dominating 2024
For Chef Rafa Covarrubias, Cooking is About Creating Home
The Mexican-Canadian chef earned the coveted designation by intentionally sourcing inspiration across the world.
3’s Holiday Gift Guide
Gift ideas for everyone on your shopping list this season
How the Taste and Tradition of Sorrel is Preserving Caribbean Culture
Roselle has become a mainstay in the north thanks to local grocers who ensure homes are well stocked with products that Canada might have never seen otherwise
For These Busy Executives, Home Is A Meeting Place—& Everyone’s Invited
Toronto couple Arati Sharma and Satish Kanwar's High Park home is a gathering place for family and friends, imbued with colourful and sentimental odes to their South Asian culture
For These Quilters of Colour, The Art Form Is A Means Of Resistance
A new generation of artists are gaining acclaim for their high-art quilts, which explore themes of identity and belonging—and build on a long legacy of political commentary through textiles
Who Gets The Last Laugh In Ethnic Comedy?
For immigrant and diasporic comedians, jokes that mine their communities’ experiences have been a pathway to mainstream success. Now, a new wave of racialized comics are asking themselves important questions about the ethics of ethnic humour
How Black Ski Clubs Are Taking Back the Slopes
A growing number of inclusive organizations are building new communities around winter sports and creating more opportunities for Black athletes
With Her New Book, Catherine Hernandez Delves Into Her Own History
In 'Behind You,' the Scarborough author uses true crime tropes to explore what it means to write about home from a place of fear
How Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ Léuli Eshrāghi Is Bringing Indigenous Perspectives to the Forefront
"I am more than ever aware of the power of the spoken and written word, and what contributing to a legacy looks like"