In today’s edition of This City: a Q&A with philanthropist and media mogul Gary Slaight, an architecturally striking mansion in cottage country, a weekend-long celebration of street art, and more. For all of our city coverage, visit torontolife.com or subscribe to our print edition. |
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Through his family foundation, Gary Slaight donates a lot of money—$15 million to this, $30 million to that—and he’s not above shaming his wealthy friends into doing the same. “There are a lot of people in Toronto with a lot of money—and a lot of them don’t give much,” he says. Read our Q&A here. |
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| This six-bed, seven-bath marvel of design sits on a staggering 100 acres of forested grounds in Caledon. The home has green, purple and white marble throughout; a 14-foot-wide hot tub; an in-ground pool; a jaunty wine cellar and a half-kilometre driveway. It’s on sale for $13.3 million. |
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| Yorkville’s annual street festival is centred around murals, but it involves much more than that. The event will feature art pieces made of giant balloons, live paintings, art talks, dance battles and pop-up shops. When the sun goes down, the block party starts, transforming the illuminated artworks into prime photo ops. Yorkville, August 24 to 25 |
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| In the latest issue: dispatches from the canine wars. Plus, inside the making of LSL, the $680-a-head uptown restaurant everyone’s talking about; a night owl’s guide to dining out after last call; a Q&A with the city’s new WNBA boss; and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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