Wednesday · Jun 17, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
New Bail and Sentencing Law Takes Effect, Dividing Police and Experts
Bill C-14 gained royal assent Monday with over 80 Criminal Code changes. Police welcome it; criminologists question whether it will reduce crime.
3-Year-Old Seriously Hurt After Vehicle Strikes Pedestrians
A child was among three people struck by a vehicle near Bathurst and Avenal Wednesday afternoon; the child was taken to a trauma centre.
Tenant Union Occupies Building Over Alleged Wrongful Eviction
Hundreds of supporters gathered at a west-end apartment building after a resident was locked out with no notice; tenant union alleges charges were wrongly attributed.
Strange lights spotted over Main Street Bridge
someone caught weird lights in the clouds over Main Street Bridge around 11:30pm last night. never seen anything like it — any ideas?
Two Boys Arrested in Leaside Bridge Officer-Strike Case
A 12-year-old and 14-year-old were charged in connection with a stolen vehicle that struck an officer in East York on Monday.
Streetcar problems are frustrating Toronto transit lovers
someone posted a really interesting deep dive on our waterfront streetcar issues. apparently we're so close to a world-class system but somehow still so far.
Toronto Man Sentenced to Life for Fatally Stabbing His Mother
Colin Hatcher was sentenced Wednesday with no chance of parole for 11 years for the February 2021 death of Kathleen Hatcher in King's Mill Park.
Panama fans shut down downtown streets for World Cup
Panama fans packed downtown Toronto tonight for the Ghana match — streets basically taken over. World Cup energy rn is unreal.
Han Dong Eyes Scarborough North Council Seat After Comeback Clearance
The former Liberal MP and MPP, cleared of wrongdoing in 2025, has declared his candidacy for the October municipal election.
Ontario's Bill 124 Wage Fallout Drives Hydro Rate Hike
The electricity system is seeking a 40 per cent rate increase this year largely to recover retroactive wages owed after the repealed wage-restraint law.
Toronto lawyer hit with record costs for AI-generated court documents
a Toronto lawyer who filed AI-generated "gibberish" in court was ordered to pay a record costs award. judge said artificial intelligence can't think like a lawyer.
Man Charged in Alleged Hate-Motivated Attack on Bus in Scarborough
Police arrested a Toronto man in connection with a verbal and physical assault on a Muslim woman aboard a Durham transit bus in April.
6 Covered Patios Worth Rain or Shine This Summer
From rooftop views to garden seating, these Toronto restaurants have serious weather protection—and solid drinks.
Why the World Cup in Canada Is a Bigger Moment Than the Games Themselves
Experts say hosting the tournament will reshape soccer's future in a country historically defined by hockey—and may not happen again for decades.
Tiger Bride - Toronto
Michael Young Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Marcus King with Penelope Road
Massey Hall
Black Country, New Road with Horsegirl (19+)
History
When Canada Tried to Ban Jamaican Patties
back in 1985, the canadian government tried to stop jamaican bakeries from calling their beef patties "patties." wild story of how that actually got resolved
Toronto's Underground Tunnels: The Deep Cut
ever wonder about toronto's underground tunnel system? rabbit hole alert — there's way more connecting the city than most people realize
Paranormal Activity - Toronto
Ed Mirvish Theatre
The Outsiders - Toronto
Princess of Wales Theatre Toronto
Tribute Show: ABBAMANIA
Casa Loma
Toronto Sympony Orchestra - Spotlight on Broadway: Jeremy Jordan
Roy Thomson Hall
& Juliet - Toronto
Royal Alexandra Theatre
Medusa - Toronto
Baillie Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
National Ballet of Canada - MADDADDAM
Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
FIFA World Cup: Ghana vs Panama
Toronto Stadium (BMO Field)
Underscores with Umru (Relocated from The Mod Club)
The Opera House - Toronto
Ghana vs Panama - World Cup - Match 21 (Group L)
BMO Field
underscores: Galleria - North American Chapter
The Opera House
Snor - Miracle Tour
The Garrison
Son Little
Longboat Hall
Black Country, New Road
History
SAI - DISASTER | Canadian Premiere | Toronto Japanese Film Festival
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
Arkells
Lee's Palace
Teen Pleads Guilty to First-Degree Murder of Scarborough Tow-Truck Driver
An 18-year-old pleaded guilty Tuesday to shooting Sulakshan Selvasingam in July 2024 after being recruited and paid by adults connected to the tow-truck industry.
World Cup Presto Cards Restocked at Union Station
world cup presto cards just got restocked at union station if you're trying to grab one before they sell out again
Joshua Slone with Jake Minch
The Danforth Music Hall
CRTC Warns Rogers Over New Fees Despite Ban
The telecom regulator issued a warning after Rogers introduced a $40 device setup fee, $25 shipping charge, and SIM card fee, joining Bell and Telus in running afoul of new rules.
Ginja Toronto Watch Party
REBEL
Someone Got Judged in the No Judgement Zone
someone got judged in the No Judgement Zone at Nathan Phillips Square lol
12-Year-Old Charged With Attempted Murder of Toronto Officer
A youth driving a stolen car struck a police officer in East York Sunday night. Two other boys were also charged in the incident.
York Police Officer Charged With Breach of Trust
Constable Kivijan Ketheeswaran was arrested Wednesday and charged with unauthorized computer use and breach of trust after a Professional Standards Bureau investigation.
Marlies One Win Away From Calder Cup Title Behind Akhtyamov's Shutout
Goaltender made 24 saves in a shutout as Toronto beat Chicago 1-0 on Tuesday, marking his 18th straight postseason start.
DW News reports Toronto displacing homeless for World Cup
International media outlets are covering allegations that Toronto is pushing out its homeless population ahead of FIFA World Cup matches. Police and security accused of using...
FIFA Fan Festival Toronto
Fort York & The Bentway
Watch Party Shut Down After Flares Launched at Nathan Phillips Square
City pulled the plug on FIFA World Cup broadcast Tuesday night when fans set off pyrotechnics during Argentina's 3-0 win over Algeria.
Toronto ranked world's top solo travel destination
Toronto just beat São Paulo, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur to rank as the world's best city for solo travelers. Your move, every other city.
Tiger Bride - Toronto
Michael Young Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Toronto Sympony Orchestra - Spotlight on Broadway: Jeremy Jordan
Roy Thomson Hall
Leafs Name Jim Hiller as 41st Head Coach
The former LA Kings bench boss returns to Toronto after serving as an assistant under Mike Babcock from 2015 to 2019.
Billy Bishop airport expansion survey questioned by opponents
Opponents of Billy Bishop airport expansion are saying the recent survey is skewed. Still an ongoing local battle.
Paranormal Activity - Toronto
Ed Mirvish Theatre
The Outsiders - Toronto
Princess of Wales Theatre Toronto
& Juliet - Toronto
Royal Alexandra Theatre
Jacob Hoggard Granted Day Parole for Six Months
The former Hedley frontman was denied full parole but will serve his time in a halfway house under strict conditions.
Pride House hosting LGBTQ+ FIFA watch parties
Pride House is running LGBTQ+ friendly FIFA World Cup watch parties in Toronto. Making sport inclusive.
Danforth Road Closed After Head-On Crash in Scarborough
Two adult males were hospitalized after a collision at Danforth and Brimley early Wednesday morning.
The Parentless Club: Finding Community in Grief
Amanda Katz and Nikki Lewis launched The Parentless Club to create space for people navigating life without their parents—no pretense, no filtering, just connection.
Dacasto's New Sandwich Shop La Baciata Opens on Yonge
The iconic Italian bakery trades 25 years of pastry for 48-hour fermented focaccia filled with imported ingredients.
Blue Jays Beat Red Sox 6-1 as Springer Hits 300th Career Home Run
Davis Schneider and Andrés Giménez also went back-to-back in the fourth as Toronto dominated at Fenway Park on Tuesday.
Western Student First Burn Patient to Receive Experimental Exosome Therapy
Hamilton doctors used the world-first treatment to help Kaitlin Jeffrey recover from facial burns suffered in a December frat house fire.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Man stabbed near Yonge and Dundas with non-life-threatening wound
A man in his 20s was taken to hospital after being stabbed just after 5 p.m. on June 16. No suspects have been identified.
Teen journalist says social media ban for under-16s won't work as intended
Wyatt Sharpe, 17, warns that many young people will bypass age restrictions using VPNs or false information. Canada's proposed bill mirrors Australia's December 2025 policy.
Woodbine Mall holds history frozen in time. Miss that era?
Someone found old signage at Woodbine Mall that's basically a time capsule. The post sparked nostalgia for the mall's glory days — yeah, we're all feeling it.
Toronto launches AI chatbot to handle routine 311 inquiries by end of 2026
The city's redesigned 311 website will include an AI chatbot answering general questions, freeing up human agents for complex issues. 311 receives 1.5 million calls yearly.
Owner of 500 Dawes Rd. complex hit with $300K fire safety fine
The notorious 500 Dawes Rd. building got slapped with a $300K fine for fire safety violations. That place has been a problem for years.
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in North York with life-threatening injuries
A female pedestrian was hit near Leslie Street and Bannatyne Drive around 6:15 p.m. on June 16. Police remain at the scene.
Holocaust denial quotes snuck into yearbooks at two Canadian schools
Students at West Bedford High in Nova Scotia and Lawrence Park Collegiate in Toronto submitted hateful quotes. Schools apologized and recalled yearbooks.
Seen baby geese at HTO Park? Try teenager geese — pretty rare sighting
Someone spotted 2 adult geese with 3 "teenagers" at HTO Park — way cooler than the usual goslings. Most people only see the tiny babies or adults, never the in-between stage.
Nobu Hotel's glowing rooftop sign plan rejected by Toronto
Madison Group's bid to add illuminated signage to the Entertainment District luxury tower was refused. An appeal hearing is set for June 19.
Slain Toronto police officer Marc Pinizzotto mourned as dedicated father
Const. Pinizzotto, 43, was shot June 11 during a search warrant in North York. His mother urges public to support police.