New for spring: Toronto Life

The new look for Toronto Life, as MIC reported in December, is set to hit newsstands. The mag has added some new editorial sections, including an architecture feature called 'Hot Property' and 'City Survivor,' which looks at arts, entertainment and restaurant reviews.
The change, coming into play with the April issue, is designed to reflect the changing face of Toronto and to attract more eyes at the newsstand level, says group president Greg MacNeil. The pub is owned by St. Joseph Media. This is Toronto Life's first redesign in 13 years.
By Staff 
March 17, 2005

The new look for Toronto Life, as MIC reported in December, is set to hit newsstands. The mag has added some new editorial sections, including an architecture feature called ‘Hot Property’ and ‘City Survivor,’ which looks at arts, entertainment and restaurant reviews.

The change, coming into play with the April issue, is designed to reflect the changing face of Toronto and to attract more eyes at the newsstand level, says group president Greg MacNeil. The pub is owned by St. Joseph Media. This is Toronto Life‘s first redesign in 13 years.