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Fall culture preview 2026: All the films, television, exhibits, music and more to look forward to this season (opens the original)
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Goodbye summer, hello fall. The culture lineup for the months ahead is full of exciting offerings, whether you’re looking for the next big blockbuster or a thoughtful art exhibit. Here’s a peek at the season ahead. Unlike last year, it was far from a cruel summer at the multiplex over the past three months. Between The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Toy Story 5 and Obsession, the box office reached record heights – and, hey, some of the movies themselves were pretty good, too. The fall does
Style Magazine Autumn 2026: Download the full issue (opens the original)
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With her first photography exhibition in Toronto, Melissa Auf der Maur considers the indie energy of 1990s music with a new exhibit at the AGO. We caught up with the musician to talk nostalgia, rock music and the power of excavating the past. Download the full issue of Style Magazine Autumn 2026 issue here. For the Summer 2026 issue, we sit down with actor Whitney Peak, who’s set to star in the Hunger Games prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping in the fall. Peak is also the face of Chanel, a partnersh
Opinion: Danielle Smith is no separatist – she’s something even more dangerous (opens the original)
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Jeremy Appel is an Edmonton-based freelance journalist who writes The Orchard newsletter on Substack. He’s the author of the forthcoming Dark Phoenix: The Rise, Fall, and Re-emergence of Danielle Smith. There’s an old Seinfeld episode in which Elaine speculates to Jerry that perhaps there’s more to his archnemesis Newman “than meets the eye.” I’m reminded of this exchange as Alberta barrels toward a series of referendums on Oct. 19, including the question of whether the province should hold a fu
In Istanbul, thriving tango scene draws locals and visitors together (opens the original)
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Far from tango’s birthplace in working-class districts and port areas of Buenos Aires in Argentina and Montevideo in Uruguay, dance enthusiasts in Istanbul have built a close-knit and passionate community. Every night, they gather at milongas – sessions of Argentine ballroom dancing – on both sides of this vast city that bridges Europe and Asia, drawn together by music, movement and the embrace of tango. Turkish locals, foreign residents, visiting international teachers and travellers keep the d
What’s happening with the housing market? Our real estate reporters answered your questions (opens the original)
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We’re just passing the peak time for home sales in Canada. At least, when it’s usually supposed to be. Economic uncertainty brought on by trade spats with the U.S. and the war in Iran has led to a stagnant housing market in the country and buyers hesitant to make any moves lest prices drop further or interest-rate hikes lie ahead. But will this be the case for long? Toronto’s housing market showed signs of rebounding in June, with home sales up for the fourth straight month and prices increasing
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