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Planta just closed both its Toronto locations, and it stings. The vegan restaurant was the flagship for the brand, so losing it to Queen West feels like a real loss for the neighbourhood. Sad times indeed.
Everyone's saying "we told you so" about Doug Ford's ban on automated speed cameras — turns out removing them hasn't fixed anything, and street safety advocates are vindicated.
Toronto Police officers arrested in Spain will keep getting paid while suspended — and the internet's not happy about the optics. Union rules say full pay during investigation.
Island airport expansion is official—the city just confirmed it'll cause severe traffic and transit chaos. One expert ranked Toronto last out of 16 World Cup host cities for traffic prep. Summer's gonna be rough.
Reddit's debating whether Peterborough Airport expansion could be a better gateway than Billy Bishop — especially if the new HSR connects downtown to Peterborough. Commute math getting intense.
Everyone's talking about High Park's sakura season, but Victoria Park up near Steels is absolutely blowing up too. Way less crowded, same cherry blossom magic. Go north, skip the lines.
Missing 14-year-old Esther was last seen Friday night near Earl Bales Park. Police and parents are pleading for the public to check backyards, sheds, and camera footage in North York. If you live in that area, please help.
Doctors are warning that a measles outbreak during the World Cup would be a nightmare scenario. Massive crowds, international travel, and low vaccination rates in some areas—recipe for disaster.
Police uncovered a luggage-tag switching scheme involving flights from Canada to countries where drug smuggling carries death penalty sentences.
New poll numbers show Olivia Chow with an early lead over Brad Bradford among decided voters in the upcoming mayoral race.
Someone's asking what jury selection is actually like at a Toronto courthouse. Turns out people are saying it's a lot of waiting and can take up to five days depending if you're picked.
Five people arrested at Ashbridges Bay during fireworks displays as celebrations turned into trouble Monday night. Fireworks wars across Ontario during the long weekend.
Victoria Day fireworks last night were actually amazing—saw them from Ashbridges Bay and the display was incredible. Worth the crowd.
CN Tower's new Doors Open experience sold out immediately this morning. People were refreshing at 10 a.m. sharp and the tickets were gone—no word yet if they're dropping more.
Edwards Gardens is absolutely peak right now—the tulips are in full bloom and it's the most beautiful time to visit. Go this week if you can.
The TTC actually struck a deal with maintenance workers and averted a subway shutdown. r/toronto is cautiously optimistic about not getting stranded on the platform this summer.
Toronto looked like a different planet Sunday night when the fog rolled in thick. Reddit's been flooded with photos of downtown completely swallowed by mist—eerie, beautiful, and kind of unreal.
Flood mitigation project's underway at Smythe Park near Jane Street. The city's breaking up the grounds for drainage work—gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette.
The CNE had a trash situation that could have lasted 1,000 years. Now tonnes of it are being reclaimed and repurposed in Scarborough instead of rotting in landfill.
Woodbine Beach was thick with fog last night — cold, moody, totally unpredictable Toronto weather. People were out anyway because the vibes were unreal.