In today’s edition of This City: inside a dreamy cottagecore one-bedroom in Cabbagetown. Plus, the best holiday gifts for fashion plates, our Urban Diplomat on drone etiquette, and more. Visit torontolife.com for all our city coverage. |
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As a high schooler, Lauren Park dreamed of living in the charming, historic Cabbagetown neighbourhood. She got her wish in 2021, when she and her partner, Kevin Eriksen, found a walk-up in a Victorian home in the area. Now, the 700-square-foot one-bedroom is the perfect setting for Park’s dreamy cottagecore aesthetic. Here’s a peek inside. |
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| | We found the year’s best gifts for fashion lovers, including a stylish maternity bralette, an absurdly impractical puffer coat and these statement-making shorts. Shop them all here, or check out all nine categories in our 2023 holiday gift guide and find something for everyone on your list. |
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| | “One of my neighbours bought a drone, and he’s been flying it around our street day and night. I’ve read stories of these things spying on people, and it gives me the creeps. I want it to buzz off, but I’m afraid of confrontation. I hear there are devices you can buy that jam signals and send drones out of control. Is it ethical to torpedo his tech toy in the name of privacy?” Here’s what our Urban Diplomat has to say. |
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| | In the latest issue: our annual ranking of the people whose courage, smarts and clout are changing our city—and the world—as we know it. Plus, the ultimate holiday gift guide, memories of 888 Dupont, a Q&A with prog-rock icon Geddy Lee, and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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