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exhibitIKEA launches for a four-day stay tomorrow in Toronto's trendy King West neighbourhood, bringing together four of Canada's top artists and designers to use IKEA products in innovative and impressive ways

Notable hit up the Open Roof Festival last night, and between slugging back some Amsterdam Blonde and seat-swaying to Locomotive 8, we couldn't help but notice: This fest is wicked cool

Calling all aspiring designers. Top furniture design studio and store Andrew Richards Designs has teamed up with Canadian House & Home to find Canada's next top design talent. Find out more about this stellar competition here

We're already halfway through August, so this weekend you'll want to take advantage of the warm weather and summer sun. With amazing restaurants, great festivals, and an exploration of Toronto's culture, our Weekender has it all

Guys, it's time to start flexing those pipes in support of Dress for Success with the IronMan Competition. PS There's some great prizes in it for you too

Notable.ca has partnered with Grey Goose, the World's Best Tasting Vodka, to celebrate an exclusive series of Grey Goose Notables: young professionals and entrepreneurs who are influential taste-makers. Today's Grey Goose Notable is Dr. Neilank Jha, a neurosurgeon at Toronto's Western Hospital and the founder of W.A.T.C.H. Community

For the second year in a row, Moores is calling upon charitable men – and women with access to their men's closets, we presume – to donate their “gently used” suits to the Moores Canadian Suit Drive

In 9 days and counting, the CN Tower is launching the EdgeWalk, where thrill-seeking adventurers will be taking a walk...outside and around the circumference of the CN Tower's roof. To coincide with the launch of EdgeWalk, NABS is holding dare4NABS – an excellent initiative that has four teams pledging to raise $5,000 for the not-for-profit organization in order to be some of the first taking the EdgeWalk

We love when awesome companies do awesome things. Case in point: Bruce Mau Design's Bureau of Doing Something About It. Starting today and continuing through the 31st, Bruce Mau Design's team will work towards designing solutions to the over 1,000 grievances and gripes collected by the Toronto Complaints Choir