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Catch live music, catch the Jays, or get weird at the theatre—Tuesday's got moves.
Music and theatre start early—pick your vibe and go.
Two nights of live music, a baseball game, and Cirque du Soleil—full weekend ahead.
Beach walk or a community rec spot—free Tuesday vibes without the wallet hit.
Broadway, live music, or upscale bites—romance on a weeknight works too.
Casa Loma daytime admission or head to a beach—easy wins for families Tuesday.
16°C and mostly cloudy—beach walk is doable, but pack a layer and keep it moving.
Rock out or catch a comedy set after 10pm—Tuesday late crowd is real.
Candidates for mayor, councillor and school board trustee must file by Friday, August 21. The 2026 election will elect the mayor, 25 city councillors and school board trustees.
Jakob Dylan and the band played their 1996 breakthrough album in sequence Friday, then performed nine songs from Tom Petty's Long After Dark.
City-owned site at Dundas and Ossington will deliver 17 affordable units plus mass timber construction and geothermal energy.
K-pop megastars returned to Toronto for the first time in over a decade, with fans braving rain and a weather delay to see the sold-out show.
Cirque du Soleil's Luzia takes the big top all week; Peter Hook & The Light bring post-punk legend to History Toronto Thursday; the Jays finish their Kansas City series mid-week.
Read the feature →From a Chinatown shop with house pâté to a maximalist Yonge and Dundas takeout, here's where to find the best banh mi across the city.
Osoba Ni-hachi will serve traditional buckwheat noodles from a renowned Yamagata specialist, plus an exclusive 100 per cent buckwheat version.
From a retro-chic King East spot to a charming Parkdale chaat house, these restaurants offer multi-course prix-fixe dinners that won't break the bank.
Dora Award winner Irani crafted a three-hour play from the sprawling 600-page novel, focusing on character and the power of found family during India's state of emergency.
Project Runway Canada finalist Charles Lu is raising questions about credit and originality after spotting designs he says closely mirror his signature aesthetic.
A three-alarm fire damaged the Zanzibar's legendary sign this week. It's the latest chapter in a slow death of the neon culture that once bathed Yonge Street in buzzing light.
Fifty per cent U.S. tariffs hit $28B in Canadian goods Saturday. Toronto residents are responding by pledging to buy Canadian products.
Dog days of summer are real — someone captured Fozzie having a moment of pure peace at the Beaches. The kind of summer vibe everyone's after.
A TTC bus parked in Ronce with nobody on it and 'Remy's bus' written on the side has people in the city wondering who Remy is and what's going on. The internet has questions.
An emotional moment at Rogers Stadium — Jimin and Jungkook spotted a veteran ARMY holding a banner from BTS's debut era, got overwhelmed, and Jungkook stepped down from the stage to give them a tearful embrace. Long-time fans always hit different.
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