Plus, Toronto's most drool-worthy home libraries
In today’s edition of This City: Tanya Talaga on her new book, The Knowing. Plus, Toronto’s most drool-worthy home libraries; Othership, Nutbar and the expensive, obsessive quest for a perfect life; and more. For all of our city coverage, visit torontolife.com or subscribe to our print edition. |
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Tanya Talaga is the author of Seven Fallen Feathers, All Our Relations and now, The Knowing, an intimate exploration of her family’s experience with residential schools. A member of Fort William First Nation in Northern Ontario, Talaga spent nearly 25 years as a reporter for the Toronto Star; now, she writes a column on issues like treaty rights and police discrimination for the Globe and Mail. We caught up with her to talk about retelling history from an Indigenous perspective. |
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| Jane Halverson’s new midtown apartment had a windowless den by the entranceway. As soon as she saw it, she knew it would be perfect for her book collection. “Apartments are white cubes. Books are a warm way to enter a space,” she says. So she enlisted interior designer Colette van den Thillart to create a bespoke unit that’s geometric and eye-catching. |
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| In the latest issue: the expensive, obsessive, addictive quest for a perfect life. Plus, the bone-rattling reality of Ontario Line construction, an old-money-versus-new-money clash in Rosedale, the city’s most drool-worthy home libraries, and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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