Reddit pulse / page 33
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Someone captured the city lights at Bloor and Yonge from north-facing angle and it's gorgeous. Reddit's losing it over the shot — that stretch of skyline hits different at night.
Independent therapists and counsellors across the GTA are struggling to find flexible, affordable clinic space. Someone just posted about a hidden gem near Bloor and Christie — transit-accessible, costs less than a full-time lease. The post is sparking real conversation about hybrid work setups vs. virtual-only for mental health practitioners.
The top of the Riverdale east hill is finally getting some love. Improvements are underway for the neighbourhood's steeper stretch.
Fengate and LiUNA are redesigning the old Rail Deck plans under a new name: Toronto Rail Yards. Project pivot with fresh approach.
Road closures are happening on Toronto match days — starting five hours before kick-off and ending three hours after the match (or sooner). Plan your commute accordingly.
Someone found a newborn baby squirrel on the sidewalk in Toronto last night, eyes still closed. Reddit's weighing in on whether to reunite it with its mom or call wildlife services.
World Cup fans won't be allowed to bring water bottles into matches — FIFA reversed an earlier policy that permitted them. Pack light for summer games in Toronto.
A jury found a husband and wife guilty in a Liberty Village murder trial. Verdict came down this week.
Someone was looping through the St. James Town neighbourhood multiple times Tuesday night—south on Sherbourne, left on Wellesley, left on Bleeker, left on Howard, then back to Sherbourne. Police showed up and they took off. Weird stuff.
Leaked documents reveal Ontario keeps GO Train safety investigations under wraps when trains break cardinal rules. The Trillium investigated.
Someone spotted Toronto landlords making their rounds and posted about it on Reddit. The city's rental tension is real.
TTC Board Chair says what happened on Mother's Day should never happen again and is pushing a motion to streamline how transit agencies and road closures coordinate.
Zellers is expanding in Ontario with a massive new Toronto location opening this month. The chain's been making a comeback and this spot is loaded with toys and snacks.
Turns out the city is actually cracking down on blocked sidewalks. Someone posted proof and people are noticing.
Toronto District School Board announced nearly 800 positions are on the chopping block. Teachers, support staff, administrators—the cuts span across the system.
A Toronto court just handed down a ruling accusing a veteran prosecutor and Toronto police of unacceptable negligence. Criminal Lawyers' Association calling for review into the office's practices.
Someone caught the CN Tower in golden light from a hidden Toronto Islands spot during BikeForBrainHealth. The kind of view that reminds you why locals know the city better than tourists.
The CN Tower's about to get digitally bombed. Toronto's showing up as a battlefield in Ace Combat 8, the fighter-jet combat sim that uses real cities as playgrounds. Time to defend our skyline, virtually anyway.
The city's finally moving faster on the notorious Allen Road intersection overhaul. One of Toronto's worst traffic bottlenecks is getting a proper redesign instead of the usual band-aid fix.
Fighter jets patrolling overhead while you watch the World Cup on massive screens — welcome to tournament season in Toronto. NORAD's got the air covered; you just need to know where to grab a seat and watch the planet's biggest sporting event unfold.
