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Maple Leafs training camp is open and the vibe is different this year—players and coaches actually feeling hopeful despite last season's letdown. Maybe this is the one.

Messi went absolutely off in Inter Miami's 3-2 win over Toronto FC—hat-trick and everything. Pain for TFC fans, but the man's still got it.

The Blue Jays got absolutely dominated at home. Fans are asking if this is the end of the season.

Liberty Village got its name from Liberty Street, the first road that freed inmates would walk when released from local 19th-century penal institutions. Turns out our neighborhood history runs deeper than most of us knew.

There's a concrete arch bridge from 1915 buried under dirt at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Workers dumped subway-construction fill over it in the 1960s when they moved the creek underground. The whole bridge is still down there, intact.

Jesse Eisenberg and Julianne Moore are in Toronto for TIFF. The Debut is filming here with the two actors—people have been spotting them and posting videos all over.

The PWR/UP Pop Up is keeping the AC/DC spirit alive in Toronto right now. Fans are geeking out hard—if you're into the band, this one's worth checking out.

Someone caught Liam Neeson sidequest-ing at the Toronto International Film Festival and posted it — he's just here living his best life like the rest of us.

Wild winds knocked a traffic light loose at a Toronto intersection Saturday during a severe storm, and it nearly struck a pedestrian. Video captured the moment.

There's a massive 4-storey jazz mural right behind WINNERS at College Park, next to 401 Games. Locals calling it a healing photo spot — most people walk past without noticing.

LISA was at the Always LaLisa premiere at Toronto International Film Festival yesterday. massive moments with the crowd, all the usual TIFF energy. the film's getting real buzz.

yonge and finch are basically all residential towers now, but people are still saying they're priced out of buying or renting. so real question: are we building the housing the city actually needs, or just luxury units? creators are saying the conversation needs to shift from 'build more' to 'build what's actually attainable.'

TIFF is in full swing and over 800 celebrities have descended on Toronto for the festival. If you're downtown and spotting familiar faces everywhere, that's why. The International Film Festival runs through September 20.

Toronto showed up for TIFF Day 1 in full — the fit check is wild, the fashion is there, the city's got its good clothes on.

Someone posted a huge tiger at the Toronto Zoo and everyone's sharing the clip. Worth the trip if you haven't been in a while.

Fighter jets tore through downtown's skyline over Lake Ontario at the Toronto Air Show 2026. Pure adrenaline if you caught it live—blue skies, low passes over the tower.

Belgian chocolate, Nutella, and that satisfying crunch on the tanghulu — Super Crunch Tanghulu is one of the fan-favourite CNE food finds right now. Worth the line.

CF-18 Hornets flew over Toronto skyline Sunday at Humber Bay Park during the Canadian International Air Show. Whole city watching from the water.

Back in 1985, a federal regulation said a beef patty was only the meat in a hamburger — no pastry allowed. Toronto bakers got three months to change the name or face a five-thousand-dollar fine. They fought it and kept the name anyway.

Just a heads up: most major grocery chains, LCBO locations, banks, and Toronto Public Library branches are all closed today, September 7, for Labour Day. Plan accordingly if you need anything.