Monday's here—watch the 401, catch some live music tonight.

It's 15°C out there this morning, mostly cloudy, so throw a layer on—you'll want it. Sun doesn't set till just after 8 tonight, so you've got real evening left after work. UV's moderate at 4.0, so nothing to stress about.

Commute's a bit messy this morning. The 401 Westbound has a collision backed up near the 400—looks like three left lanes are tied up, so if you're heading that way, give yourself extra time or find another route. The 404 Northbound at Finch also has a disabled vehicle taking up the right lane and shoulder. Don Valley Parkway northbound before Eastern Ave is moving slow too. Classic Monday shake-up.

BTS played Rogers Stadium over the weekend after some weather delays pushed their first show into Sunday—both nights happened, so if you caught it, you already know. On the bigger picture, Ontario schools are rolling out new grading rules and adding financial literacy to the curriculum this September, which is worth knowing if you've got kids. And the Canada-U.S. trade deal falling apart is starting to hit local businesses hard, so that's a conversation you'll be hearing a lot more of this week.

If you're thinking about food today, there's a solid list of Toronto restaurants doing proper tasting menus for under $100—that's a lunch or dinner move worth planning. The CNE opens Friday too, and they're going full chaos mode with their fried food lineup—we're talking butter chicken taquitos, KD smoothies, pickle cheesecake, and lobster sticks. If you want to scope hot dogs instead, there's a bunch of spots worth the detour, from danger dogs loaded with bacon to Chilean-style completos. That's your week food-wise.

Tonight, you've got options if you want to get out. Kacey Musgraves is at Scotiabank Arena at 7:30 with Midland opening—solid country-pop night. If you're feeling big band, Casa Loma's got a Symphony in the Gardens show at 7:30 too, which hits different outdoors on a cool evening like this. Or catch rommulas on the Rhea Silvia Tour at The Mod Club at 7:00—they moved it there, so if you had it on your radar, that's the new spot. There's also a Rogers Centre ballpark tour at 8:00 if you want something lower-key.

Head out, watch those lanes, and enjoy the evening if you can swing it. Talk soon.