Marcus Gee

The ‘miracle drug’ is thought to be one factor behind the recent decline in overdoses in North America, and could save more people if it was better understood

Good design and attention to detail make a huge difference

What is it about such an event that tears at the heart? No one was hurt, and yet it was all over the faces of those who came to see the ruins

Having a healthy, functional city means getting the little things right and Toronto is not keeping up with them

In Vancouver, he was a street hustler always in search of his next fix. In Edmonton, he is the Alberta Premier’s right-hand man – and he wants to upend settled wisdom on how to solve the overdose crisis

Toronto’s long-neglected waterfront is finally seeing progress, but still lacks a place the whole world knows about

Robinson was first elected to city council in 2010 and served in several leadership roles, including chair of the Toronto Transit Commission

She has been the medical officer of health since 2017 and played a central role in the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Why can’t we have parks and roads like Europeans do?

Universities should resist clearing the tents for now – the right to protest is precious, especially on university campuses