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💜: dogs, pickles, salad, queer canon, ‘90s detritus. Editor/writer. Now: @MaRSDD. (Prev.: AGO, CBC, The Grid, Chatelaine.) Army of Lovers (Coach House Books)

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Free Summer Activities in Toronto

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By Sarah Liss
| Destination Toronto
Epic sunsets and skyline views come for free Your Toronto vacation doesn’t have to be spendy. While yes, you could treat yourself to dinner at a MICHELIN-recognized restaurant or splurge on an epic CN Tower EdgeWalk, you can also feast your eyes on free art or take in mind-blowing views—and culture!—for free. Here are 14 great ways to explore Toronto that leave money in the budget for food, souvenirs and other surprises. Hit the beach Visit one of Toronto’s beaches for a lake swim.
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Robby on the Line

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By Sarah Liss
| Toronto Life Verified
A lot of things make Robby Hoffman sick. Businessmen who wear quirky socks. Pit bulls. People who clip their toenails on the couch. Thirty-something men who say, “That’s so fire.” The very thought of attending a Pride parade. Orange juice with pulp. Potlucks. She may come across as a misanthrope, but Hoffman, who believes that “to complain is to enjoy,” is living her best life.
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Building a better incubator

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By Sarah Liss
| MaRS Discovery District
Corvita Medical has developed a portable incubator that includes a suite of monitoring, diagnostic and life support tools. Salim Kandedi was born 17 weeks early. As a micropreemie, he had a less than 30 percent chance of survival — in his home country of Gabon, 16 per cent of babies are preterm and the neonatal mortality rate is 22 deaths for every 1,000 live births. Against all odds, he “lived and thrived,” as he puts it.
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