Plus, music producer Bob Ezrin on why he moved from Nashville to Toronto
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APRIL 23, 2025

 

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TRUMP’S LOSS, TORONTO’S GAIN

Trump’s first 100 days in office have been defined by an obsession with all that allegedly flows into the US across international borders (migrants, fentanyl, under-taxed goods). The president is markedly less concerned about what, and who, is exiting his country. 

The scientific journal Nature recently published a survey in which more than 1,200 of 1,608 scientists polled—75 per cent of respondents—said they were considering leaving the US. Current and future leaders in science, medicine, academia, law, tech and the arts are choosing Toronto as their destination, drawn to its stability, diversity and freedom of discourse. For many of these expats, our city is a perfect perch from which to combat the spread of fascism. In our May cover story, true tales from the brain gain.

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“IT STARTED TO FEEL LIKE EUROPE IN THE 1930S”

Music producer Bob Ezrin has worked with the likes of Pink Floyd, Kiss and Alice Cooper. This past January, he moved from Nashville to Toronto and renounced his American citizenship. He spoke to us about how the country has deteriorated with Donald Trump’s second ascent to the White House.

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“IT FELT LIKE VERTIGO”

Earlier this month, a top White House economist made headlines by citing an Ontario-based academic’s research to justify Trump’s latest volley in the trade war with China. But Pau Pujolas, the professor behind the paper, says the Trump administration cherry-picked his work to justify a policy it was never meant to support.

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Toronto Life’s iconic Best Restaurants event, presented by Uber Eats, is back on May 12 at Evergreen Brick Works. Save the date and prepare your appetite for an immersive culinary experience featuring the talented chefs and restaurants that make up the June Where to Eat Now issue, celebrating the very best places to eat in Toronto. Last call for tickets here.

 

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