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How Chan Hon Goh Is Expanding The Boundaries Of Traditional Ballet

Known for her contributions as both a ballerina and an advocate for the arts, Goh has inspired dancers from diverse backgrounds to pursue their passion.

Five One-of-a-Kind Meals at the Coolest Third-Culture Restaurants Across Canada

From a disco night to a luau weekend, add these restaurants to your bucket list.

 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