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The Nirvanna the Band the Show movie screening at Christie Pits drew a wild turnout Saturday night. Lines stretched toward Bloor as fans packed in for the show.
New Toronto Public Library branch is coming to the eastern waterfront. Perfect timing with all the development happening down there.
Mayoral race showing a huge split — inner suburbs and downtown voting totally different on who to back. Polls are getting wild.
CN Tower just turned 50. Posted from the Rogers Centre and it's stunning — that's the kind of Toronto moment everyone's getting photos of today.
Fishing in the Don River mouth rn — three guys with two swans watching. First time in over 100 years the river has a natural mouth instead of concrete. Locals carrying on a tradition that's finally back.
Iraqi supporters marching through the city toward Toronto Stadium for Friday's match against Senegal. Kickoff is 3 p.m.
John McKay, who once called same-sex marriage destructive, is now backing Bradford for mayor. The endorsement raises questions heading into this Pride weekend.
The beloved nude beach facing erosion and environmental threats. Locals asking how to protect it long-term.
Nate Erskine-Smith ruled out a provincial Liberal leadership bid but says he's still thinking about running for city office. watch this space.
watch your phone at pride events this weekend — every year like clockwork the subreddit's full of people who got pickpocketed in crowds. keep a fanny pack zipped where you can see it. have fun and be safe out there.
Toronto city council voted to expand car-free streets across the city. "People want this," according to the motion that passed.
The Canada Border Services Agency says dozens of people in the GTA could face deportation over possible connections to extortion networks. Investigation ongoing.
Build Canada, the non-profit backed by Shopify founder Tobi Lütke, is sending surveys to people living near the airport about Billy Bishop expansion plans. They're also asking about City Hall, housing, transportation, and priorities.
Lightning hit the Gardiner Thursday night during a massive thunderstorm that rolled through the city. People from Cityplace to Midtown were posting videos of heavy rain and wild sky.
Councillor Rachel Chernos Lin talked about road safety while driving at City Council — caught on camera. The hypocrisy did not go unnoticed on Reddit.
The transit agency spent half a billion on signalling upgrades that are now obsolete. CEO calls it the cost of expansion — locals are questioning the waste.
A judge rejected the City's proposed settlement with Carolyn Goodman and Havcare, tripling the fine instead. The precedent followed years of tenant advocacy at 500 Dawes Road.
The CN Tower opened June 25, 1976. Someone's grandpa gave them the original Toronto Star commemorative insert from that day. Half a century of the most recognizable skyline on earth.
Toronto's concert hall glowing against the dark sky. Someone posted photos from November 2025 and everyone's remembering why RTH is architectural goals.
Parkdale's rallying to protect a century-and-a-half-old maple tree from potential development. Local residents are showing up for one of the neighbourhood's oldest residents.
