Summer is a good excuse to get outside, try a new burger spot and enjoy the city before the season winds down. This month, I’m sharing a guide to some of Toronto’s best burgers, details on a new trail connection that adds even more outdoor space to explore, and a first look at TIFF’s opening-night film.

Toronto’s June market showed some encouraging movement, with sales up just over 6% year over year, led largely by stronger condo activity. Between softer prices and more stable interest rates, there are still opportunities for buyers, especially if you're looking to enter the market or move into more space.

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From old-school institutions to newer smash-burger spots, Toronto has no shortage of options when a craving hits. This guide covers everything from inexpensive neighbourhood classics and Detroit-style sliders to thick tavern patties and restaurant burgers created by some of the city’s top chefs.

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TIFF has announced that Being Heumann, directed by Siân Heder, will open the festival on September 10. The film tells the story of disability-rights activist Judy Heumann, and will have its world premiere as the opening-night selection for TIFF’s 51st edition.

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Sharing a fence can make even a simple repair or coat of paint surprisingly complicated. These six etiquette tips cover communicating before making changes, getting permission before painting, maintaining the surrounding area and approaching repairs with a little patience and compromise.

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Toronto’s growing trail network has gained an important new connection through the East Don Valley. The multi-use route helps close a major gap between the Charles Sauriol Conservation Area, the Lower Don trail system and other routes across the east end, creating more options for walking, running and cycling away from busy streets.

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GTA REALTORS reported 6,770 home sales in June 2026 – an increase of 9.4 per cent compared to June 2025. New listings amounted to 17,282 – down by 12.9 per cent year-over-year. On a seasonally adjusted basis, June 2026 home sales were up month-over-month compared to May 2026, while new listings were down.

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