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Danforth's got protected bike lanes now. More of these across the city — and people online are here for it.

Voting happens October 26. Early polls have been all over the place, and unlike some past races, the outcome doesn't feel locked. If you've been too busy to track what's actually being debated, now's the time to catch up.

Toronto tribunal ruled condo boards have the legal power to prohibit e-bikes in units or common areas. If you're storing one and your board hasn't acted yet, worth checking your lease and the updated ruling.

The Harvest Supermoon was absolutely phenomenal from the Beaches yesterday. Social media's full of shots from the waterfront.

Canada beat Chile 1-0 at BMO Field in what was a chippy friendly last night. Whole city was out for it.

Dupont's changing pace is the subject of neighbourhood chatter. Old and new mixing, some residents missing how it was.

A charity is pitching a 16-storey mixed-use development at Dundas and Ossington. The area's already dense; locals are weighing in.

Toronto Zoo's Glow In The Wild is drawing crowds with lights, music, conservation stories, and Indigenous legends woven through the after-dark experience. A visitor on Reddit called it an amazing journey through an illuminated animal lantern display.

olivia chow and brad bradford are sparring over who gets credit for cracking down on a neglectful landlord at a troubled east york apartment building — both claiming the win on the same case.

someone dug up an 1841 engraving of toronto's skyline from the shore — before the fires of 1849 and 1904 burned down the downtown. wild to see what the harbour looked like back then.

Critical Mass had great turnout yesterday. Hundreds of cyclists took over the streets.

huge protest starting from High Park rn against the removal of bike lanes. if you're in the area, stay tuned.

Toronto and Vancouver just ranked as Canada's weakest housing markets in a new UBS global ranking. Both cities dropped significantly in the standings.

Someone posted a photo of Prince chilling outside BCE Place from his Toronto years. The music icon lived here for five years and the internet is here for the nostalgia.

Someone spotted a black squirrel with a white stripe down its back south of Kensington Market Thursday—looked like it was trying to impersonate a skunk. If you've seen it too, there's a Reddit thread.