Friday · May 22, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Ian Asher
DPRTMNT
Emo Night Toronto at Sneaky Dee's
Sneaky Dee's Concert Venue
RØZ | 4AM LAST CALL
CODA
That's So Yesterday: Disney Stars Dance Party at Hard Luck - May 22 2026
Hard Luck Bar
Random Treasures Found Walking Palmerston
someone found cool stuff just walking around palmerston and posted it. reminds you how many hidden interesting things are scattered across the neighborhoods if you're paying attention.
Data Centre Expansion Raises GTA Environmental Concerns
Environmental groups are sounding alarms as data centres proliferate across the Greater Toronto Area, citing noise and pollution levels from facilities like the 8-megawatt...
Queen West as an Old Video Game
creator emberlite rendered queen street west as a retro video game and people are losing it. the thread is full of requests for other toronto streets in pixel form.
Police Search for Man in Scarborough Mall Assault
Toronto Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault of an 8-year-old girl at Woodside Square mall on May 12. The suspect remains at large.
Turtle Spotted at Marilyn Bell Park
a turtle poked its head out at marilyn bell park and someone got the shot. water's warming up and the wildlife's back.
Measles Exposure Alert at York Region Hospital
Public health officials warn of potential measles exposure at Mackenzie Health's emergency room on May 19. Residents who attended should verify vaccination status.
Bobby Lee
Massey Hall
Warblers and Orioles at High Park
someone caught warblers and orioles snacking in the trees at high park mid-may. perfect time to grab your binoculars and head over — spring migration is still happening if you...
Mayor Chow Addresses Racist Messages in Online Video
Toronto's mayor responds to hateful direct messages with her own take on the viral "celebrities read mean tweets" format, speaking openly about racism and misogyny.
THE DOUBTS
Spot 1 Grill & Music Hall
Leah Jane with Special Guests Nyre, Gaeln & Amy Pinkus
Lee's Palace
Rose Gray
TD Music Hall - Allied Music Centre
Leah Jane with Special Guests Nyre, Gaeln & Amy Pinkus
Lee's Palace
Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours
Rogers Centre
Evgeny Kissin
Roy Thomson Hall
Courtney Barnett with Truman Sinclair (19+)
History
Chet Faker
The Phoenix Concert Theatre
Lui ( He) A Play By Ashkan Khatibi
Meridian Arts Centre: Greenwin Theatre
Chris Tucker Live!
The Arena at Pickering Casino Resort
Dwayne Gretzky
BOND|ST Event Centre
Chet Faker with Beacon (19+)
Phoenix Concert Theatre
Chris Tucker
Pickering Casino Resort
& Juliet - Toronto
Royal Alexandra Theatre
Mandle Philharmonic - Toronto
George Weston Recital Hall at Meridian Arts Centre
Kinky Boots - Toronto
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Bird Double Bill
Meridian Arts Centre: Studio Theatre
A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical - Toronto
Princess of Wales Theatre Toronto
Mahler's Symphony No. 2 ("Resurrection")
Meridian Arts Centre: George Weston
Pittsburgh Pirates at Toronto Blue Jays
Rogers Centre
[BEYOND YOUR EYES] CLOSE YOUR EYES - MOVED TO BLUMA APPEL THEATRE
Meridian Arts Centre: Lyric Theatre
Ace of Wands & Skye Wallace
The Sound Garage
Who Made Who / AC/DC Tribute
Rockpile Rock Bar
UK Pink Floyd Experience - The Authentic Tribute to the Floyd
Living Arts Centre Auditorium
UK Pink Floyd Experience
Living Arts Centre
Austin Nasso
Comedy Bar
Thornhill with 156/Silence, Fox Lake and vianova
The Opera House - Toronto
Good Kid
The Danforth Music Hall
Bobby Lee
Massey Hall
Dog Man - The Musical - Toronto
CAA Theatre
Courtney Barnett
History
Constrain, Backchannel, Blemish & Great Trouble
Supermarket
Toronto Marlies v Cleveland Monsters- AHL Playoffs Round 3 Home Game 2
Coca-Cola Coliseum
Alestorm
Rebel
Close Your Eyes
Bluma Appel Theatre
Modern Dandelion w/ Elemantra, Middle Child & Words Last
Sneaky Dee's Concert Venue
Revolver Presents: Thornhill: The Mercia Tour
The Opera House
Why so many Toronto restaurants have basement toilets
basement bathroom problem is real in Toronto restaurants. downtown bars and spots are infamous for dingy lower-level washrooms that have become a running joke.
Toronto's hidden treasure hunt spot is blowing up
Former municipal dump site is now a treasure trove of Toronto's 20th-century trash. People are actually hunting through old dumps for city history. Peak Toronto move.
Sunsets have been incredible lately in Riverdale
Sunsets have been absolutely wild this week. Someone went to Riverdale to catch the last light and the sky was insane — worth making it across the city for if you get the chance.
Family pleads for help finding missing 14-year-old Esther
One week after disappearance, parents make fresh appeal; girl on autism spectrum and vulnerable to trusting strangers.
Noise cameras being rolled out across Toronto streets
noise cameras coming to Toronto—advocacy group pushing for the city to penalize drivers for excessive noise. the decibel enforcement starts rolling out this month.
Doctor warns Toronto's heat measures aren't enough
A physician's calling out the city's excessive heat safety measures as insufficient, saying there aren't nearly enough shelter spaces for people experiencing homelessness...
Murder trial underway for Liberty Village death
Toronto man denies involvement in 2023 death of filmmaker Reeyaz Habib, whose body was found in apartment complex trash compactor.
New rental housing project breaks ground in Davenport
City's breaking ground on 255 new rental homes in Davenport, including 51 affordable units. Housing actually being built — that's the move.
RendezViews has World Cup energy downtown
RendezViews at Richmond and Queen West has massive outdoor screens, CN Tower views, and patio vibes—the whole thing feels like a downtown fan festival right now.
Woman killed by truck in Cabbagetown collision
A pedestrian struck and killed Friday afternoon at Parliament and Gerrard, prompting major street closures and a traffic investigation.
GO Transit shutting down Downsview for Bruno Mars
No GO train service at Downsview Park Station this weekend because of Bruno Mars concerts. Plan to take the subway or drive if you're heading that way.
Immersive fine dining opens at Canopy Hotel Yorkville
7 Paintings immersive dining experience at the Canopy Hotel in Yorkville—food, art, and tech blended into one night. Friday and Saturday seatings book fast.
DJ Lazarus bringing goth back to Queen West
DJ Lazarus is bringing Toronto's goth scene back to Queen Street West. The nightlife shift signals the neighborhood's changing vibe even as retail struggles.
Toronto Hotels Face World Cup Booking Challenges
Despite FIFA's $940 million economic forecast, hotel demand remains tepid three weeks before the tournament begins.
Mayor Chow responds to racist attacks online
Toronto's mayor posted a video addressing the racist, sexist and personal attacks she regularly receives on social media, defending her work ethic.
Father Searching for Missing 14-Year-Old Turns Detective
A father in North York is actively investigating his missing daughter's disappearance. The search for the 14-year-old continues; police and family are asking the city for any leads.
DJ Lazarus Brings Toronto's Goth Scene Back to Queen West
Lloyd Warren, better known as DJ Lazarus, has quietly built Ground Control into a sanctuary for Toronto's underground nightlife.
RBC Amphitheatre Gets Its Artist Name Display Finally
The RBC Amphitheatre just upgraded its signage to actually show who's performing. Small change, huge improvement for people trying to figure out what's happening down there.
Baby camel arrives at Toronto Zoo
A baby camel just arrived at the Toronto Zoo, and the calf's energy is something else—jumping around constantly while the dad sounds absolutely exhausted about the whole situation.
Inside Out 2026: North America's Largest Queer Film Festival Arrives
Over 100 films screen across nine days at Toronto's marquee 2SLGBTQ+ festival, with highlights including new documentaries and indie features.
Shein pop-up sparks debate on Queen West change
A temporary Shein pop-up is opening on Queen Street West beside a longtime vintage retailer, reigniting concerns about fast fashion and the corridor's fading retail identity.
Pedestrian hit by truck in Cabbagetown
A female pedestrian suffered serious injuries Friday afternoon after being struck by a truck at Gerrard and Parliament. Emergency services are on scene.
Addiction Centre Warns Crisis Deepening Without New Funding
Toronto addiction treatment centre says months-long wait times for beds are only getting worse. The funding squeeze is real and people waiting for help can't keep being told to...
Jen Agg's Reality TV Gambit: The Toronto Restaurateur Goes Prime Time
The acclaimed local chef and truth-teller is rebooting Restaurant: Impossible—a shocking turn for someone known for steering clear of the spotlight.
CBC's The Current hosts live soccer celebration June 12
CBC Radio hosts Matt Galloway brings live broadcast of The Current to Toronto with music, former Team Canada players, and superfans. Free tickets required.
Cool, Rainy Saturday Ahead Before Heat Moves In Next Week
Toronto faces a mixed weekend with rain and wind on Saturday, but warmer spring-to-summer temperatures are finally on the way.
Alessia Cara picks Toronto's most authentic Italian spots
The Brampton-raised pop star shares her picks for Italian restaurants in Toronto that pass the family test—Giulietta, Enoteca Sociale, and others.
Highway 401 Closed After Shooting Investigation in Mississauga
OPP shut down eastbound lanes overnight as investigators search for details on a vehicle-related shooting near Mavis Road.
Splash Works Water Park Delays Opening to May 30
Canada's Wonderland's popular water park is pushing back its seasonal debut by a week due to frigid, rainy weather across the GTA.
The Wind in the Willows - Oakville
WEST END STUDIO THEATRE
City Hall's Soccer Moment Just Got Real
Someone captured City Hall's interior during what looks like a full-on FIFA watch party vibe. Soccer's everywhere this summer.
Church Street Going Car-Free for Summer Pride Celebration
City Council voted overwhelmingly to pedestrianize two blocks of Church Street in the Church-Wellesley Village from mid-June through August.
Top Chef Canada Alum Opens Sandwich Shack in Prince Edward County
Charlotte Langley's new casual eatery, Chef Char's Snack Shack, brings elevated sandwich craft to the county's growing food scene.
Family of Missing 14-Year-Old Appeals for Information
A North York teenager missing for a week has her family pleading for public help to find her safely.
GO Transit Shuts Down Downsview Station During Bruno Mars Concerts
Planned track work will eliminate GO Barrie Line service to Rogers Stadium's closest transit hub during multiple concert dates.
Father Charged After Crash Kills Son, Injures Officer
A 40-year-old Ottawa man faces impaired driving charges following a head-on collision near Perth that claimed his 10-year-old son's life.
Organized Retail Theft Ring Busted in Peel Region
Peel police laid nearly 550 charges against 65 suspects in a major shoplifting bust. Police emphasized this wasn't random theft—it's organized crime hitting stores across the region.
TSO's Season Finale Was Absolutely Brilliant
The Toronto Symphony Orchestra knocked it out of the park last night with Philip Glass, Beethoven, and Ravi Shankar's daughter Anoushka joining the ensemble. Percussion section...
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Fatal Scarborough Crash Kills One, Impaired Driving Suspected
A man in his 40s is dead and two others hospitalized after a two-vehicle collision on Sheppard Avenue East.
Church Street Going Car-Free for Summer
City council approved a pedestrianization project for Church Street between Wellesley and Alexander—no cars from June 19 to August 21. Car-free summer streets are finally...
Addiction Crisis Deepens as Wait Times Stretch for Months
Toronto treatment centre warns funding shortage will worsen months-long delays for publicly funded addiction recovery beds.
Privacy Advocates Sound Alarm on Bill C-22
Bill C-22 (Lawful Access Act) is moving through Parliament and privacy experts say metadata collection at scale poses serious risks even without storing message content. Reach...
Controversial Noble Street Loft Building Hits Market for $9M
After years of tenant complaints about construction and maintenance tactics, the 18-unit hard loft building is now for sale.
Cabbagetown's Five-Week World Festival Kicks Off Mid-June
A five-week pop-up series celebrating multicultural Toronto arrives with live music, markets, workshops, and street performances.
Dang Good Donuts Is Already Blowing Up Near Yonge and Eglinton
A vibrant new lime-green donut shop quietly opened in midtown and immediately earned near-perfect reviews.
Imperial Pub Is Coming Down
The Imperial Pub, a Toronto institution, is being demolished. Long lines at this one—gonna miss it.
Huge Fire Visible Across the City
Massive fire breaking out somewhere in North York—visible from College Park and across the city.