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The Daily Bread Food Bank's CEO testified that the organization is now feeding one in ten Torontonians. That's a stark number on food insecurity in the city right now.
Someone left a gift at Gerrard and Main. The finder's posting a thanks to the mysterious stranger for brightening their day.
The Gardiner and DVP will close between 2 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday. Line 2 is also down between Jane and Ossington — plan your transit now.
A 98-year-old woman won $1,000 on a scratch-off card but can't claim her prize because she doesn't have valid photo ID. OLG's rules are strict.
Sneaky Dee's future is up in the air again. Community just petitioned City Hall to save the bar's building instead of letting developers build condos. The venue's been a Bloor West fixture for decades.
Hot Docs is screening 'Hogtown: The Politics of Policing,' a 2005 documentary about Toronto police that still hits different. Director Min Sook Lee says the culture of militarism hasn't changed. Playing this week.
A kayaker caught the perfect Toronto skyline sunset from the water. Whole harbor was glowing. Peak summer moment right there.
Province just passed a bill letting it seize control of Toronto Island Airport from the city. Airport expansion is coming whether Toronto likes it or not.
Street preacher at Queen and Spadina using a speaker to broadcast sermons and insults — calling passersby 'sluts' and 'whores' — continues to draw complaints. Multiple 311 and police calls haven't stopped him yet.
Toronto's hosting FIFA World Cup 2026 and the city's about to get very loud. Fan Festival runs June 11 to July 19 at Fort York. Check the official site for match schedules and event details.
Toronto cosmetic clinic is facing $22.5 million in damages after operating 24 hidden cameras throughout the facility without patient consent. The legal decision marks a major privacy violation ruling in the city.
The Crosstown LRT construction essentially ended the city's 10-year effort to add a protected bike lane along Eglinton Avenue. Officials say the two projects couldn't coexist on the same street.
renters in toronto are actually asking landlords for rent cuts now that the market's been soft for two years. some getting 5% reductions. worth a conversation if your lease is up.
Toronto's fire chief is sounding the alarm over a sharp increase in lithium-ion battery fires across the city. The trend is becoming a serious public safety concern as more people rely on rechargeable devices.
missing link tunnel connecting two TTC stations is actually happening. been waiting forever for this — will cut travel time across the city.
healthcare workers rallying downtown right now over staffing and pay. big turnout, lots of signs. the system's stretched.