Fitzrovia

We are less 24 hours away from TOgether for Toronto Healthcare at Nathan Phillips Square. Presented by Fitzrovia, this free, all-ages festival is a direct call to action to support the UHN Foundation and Michael Garron Hospital.

Our healthcare systems need our collective presence and support right now.

Tomorrow’s Timeline - Rain or Shine:

12:00 pm: Daytime wellness programming and family activities begin.

4:30 pm: The concert kicks off with Feist, Alessia Cara, Broken Social Scene, and Paul Langlois of The Tragically Hip.

Location: Nathan Phillips Square - Downtown Toronto

Cost: Free admission

RSVP: None required

Spread the word and make sure you are at the square tomorrow afternoon to support our Toronto’s leading healthcare institutions.

My Moon, My City. 🌙

Toronto, this is your reminder to mark your calendars for this Saturday, June 6th.

Admission is FREE. See Feist, Alessia Cara, Broken Social Scene, and Paul Langlois of The Tragically Hip live at Nathan Phillips Square.

TOgether for Toronto Healthcare, presented by Fitzrovia, is bringing a full day of live music, wellness programming, local food vendors, community, and fundraising to the heart of downtown Toronto.

Most importantly, you’ll be supporting a cause that matters. TOgether, we’re raising more than $2 million for UHN Foundation and Michael Garron Hospital.

Rain or shine, we’ll see you there.

In just 3 days, we’re proud to be throwing concert at Nathan Philips Square celebrating Toronto healthcare, featuring incredible performances by , , , and .

Be sure to stop by our booth, where we’ve partnered with to serve up ginger shots and protein shakes. Every purchase made at our booth will support a great cause, with 100% of proceeds benefiting .foundation and .

We can’t wait to see you there!

It’s hard to believe it’s been 5 years since we opened Waverley, our College & Spadina community. As our first self-managed building at Fitzrovia, it’s always held a special place –and it’s the people who call it home and the energy within the community that make it such an incredible place. We took some time to sit down with some of the faces behind Waverley to hear what it means to them today.

Read the full story here: https://www.waverleylife.ca/news

June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour the rich histories, diverse cultures, and enduring traditions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

The communities we build, manage, and call home are located on lands that have been home to, and cared for by, Indigenous peoples since time immemorial. Acknowledging this history is an important part of how we understand our responsibility to the land, to our communities, and to one another.

We are proud to recognize Indigenous voices, artists, storytellers, and communities whose work continues to shape our understanding of place, belonging, and the natural world.

Artist Spotlight: Kenojuak Ashevak (1927–2013)

Kenojuak Ashevak was a pioneering Inuit artist from Kinngait, formerly known as Cape Dorset, Nunavut, whose work helped bring Inuit art to audiences across Canada and around the world.

Through bold forms, vivid imagery, and a deep connection to the Arctic landscape, its wildlife, and community life, Kenojuak created a body of work that remains among the most celebrated in Canadian art. Her iconic pieces are held in major collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Gallery of Canada.

We are less than 1 week until TOgether!

Next Saturday, June 6th, the inaugural TOgether for Toronto Healthcare event takes over Nathan Phillips Square! Admission is 100% FREE with no tickets required.

Presented by Fitzrovia and hosted by Ben Mulroney, we’re bringing 30,000+ neighbours together for an incredible concert lineup:

Feist | Alessia Cara | Broken Social Scene | Paul Langlois of The Tragically Hip

Please share this with your friends, family, and network, because this is a cause that benefits all of us. Let’s come together to help raise over $2M for UHN Foundation and Michael Garron Hospital. Hit repost, tag your network in the comments, and bring everyone you know!

Saturday, June 6 | Nathan Phillips Square

Community & Wellness: 12:00 PM

Concert Kicks Off: 4:30 PM

Support the cause and enter to win $75K+ in prizes (like a Dodge Charger or courtside Raptors tickets) at www.togethercontest.ca.

Let’s pack the square!

Sloane at Yorkdale. Authored from the first line.

As our master-planned community continues its lease-up, the market is speaking - and it’s saying what we always believed: there is no substitute for uncompromising design.

Architecture, interiors, and the resident experience are entirely authored by us - every element of the Fitzrovia Collection shaped by a single, coherent vision. Specification is set at the ceiling, not the floor; what others call an upgrade is simply our baseline. And operations are staffed and run to the highest standard.

Our “Leather” suite is sold out - and this week its design took home Best Suite Design at BILD 2026, a nod to something we believe holds true across every rental home at Sloane. In a market flooded with micro-suites, 65% of Sloane’s homes are spacious two- and three-bedrooms, built for people who actually live in them.

If you haven’t seen Sloane yet, now is the time.

Book your private tour at www.SloaneLife.ca

The official schedule is OUT! 🎉 Mark June 6th in your calendars.

TOgether presented by Fitzrovia takes over Nathan Phillips Square – FREE ADMISSION – for a day of wellness and live music featuring Paul Langlois of The Tragically Hip, Broken Social Scene, Alessia Cara, and Feist closing out the night.
Funds raised support UHN Foundation ( #2 hospital in the world) and Michael Garron Hospital.

Show up. Give back. Be part of something bigger.

⁠www.JoinTOgether.ca for more details and to donate today.

Primrose Hill has been shortlisted for the Architizer A+Awards – a recognition that reflects our commitment to reimagining purpose-built rental housing in Canada. Designed by Toronto-based architecture firm PARTISANS, the project represents a shared vision for what rental housing in this city can be.

Located in Moss Park and complementing our vibrant Maddox Cabbagetown community, Primrose Hill introduces two new towers that free up the ground level for residents and the surrounding neighbourhood. The buildings grow wider as they rise, opening up space at grade for community use. A skybridge at the seventeenth floor connects the two towers into a single community, and precast arches at the base nod to the site’s Brutalist roots.

From the outset, we wanted Primrose Hill to feel genuinely different from the typical downtown tower – not just in how it’s designed, but in how it looks and feels to live there. That’s why we brought in London-based artist and designer Adam Nathaniel Furman to collaborate on the facade. Furman uses colour as a tool for placemaking, and his work here gives the building a warmth and presence that we think will make it a genuine landmark in our community.