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The Imperial Pub, a Toronto institution, is being demolished. Long lines at this one—gonna miss it.
Massive fire breaking out somewhere in North York—visible from College Park and across the city.
Toronto police have set up a dedicated hotline in the search for a missing teen. If you've seen anything, call in.
The TTC is going free after every Rogers Stadium show this summer. Catch the Jays, ride home on the city's dime.
Someone spotted a happy deer hanging out in High Park and Toronto's losing it. Wildlife spotting in the city is peak summer energy and we're not even there yet.
Tommy Thompson Park's skyline sunset views are unreal. Three different vantage points, all of them quiet, all of them hitting different. Worth the trip if you haven't been.
Toronto's oldest post office is struggling to stay open. The heritage building that helped launch the city is facing a financial crisis and an uncertain future.
26 Toronto housing projects that were supposed to deliver affordability are set to lose city tax breaks and other benefits because construction got delayed or stalled. The backlog keeps growing.
City's vibing this week—spring energy everywhere. People are out, the weather's actually cooperating, and suddenly downtown doesn't feel like a concrete box anymore.
Production crew's taken over the Annex—cones everywhere, waiting for cars to leave before they lock down spots. No notice posted. Guessing it's a big shoot.
Geese family waddling across Front Street today like they own the place. Peak Toronto spring moment.
King of Spain is in town. No joke—apparently some major royal visit happening in Toronto this week.
About 200 911 calls got rerouted yesterday because of a technical issue at Toronto police. Took about half an hour to fix but everyone's asking how that even happens.
Someone doing renovations found a complete Toronto Star sports section from August 5, 1979 sealed inside a wall. The city has layers.
A flock of geese invaded downtown Toronto during lunch hour and everyone's posting videos. Classic May move.
A W5 investigation tested whether the public can access restricted airport areas—and spoiler alert, they could. Security vulnerabilities revealed, questions being asked.
City council is eyeing sound cameras to ticket vehicles that are too loud, responding to complaints about modified exhausts and modified cars tearing through neighborhoods. Could be coming to a street near you.
CBC pulled Kars4Kids ads after a U.S. court banned the 'deceptive' jingle. Toronto radio listeners can finally get relief from the earworm—at least for now.
A rainbow rose straight from the CN Tower after a quick storm. You don't see that every day—the whole thing framed the city's skyline perfectly.
Christie Pits was packed Sunday with everyone soaking up the warm weather. The park's the heartbeat of the neighbourhood when the sun comes out—everyone's there.