Monday · Jun 22, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Fighting robots at Anime North 2026
BotBrawl live battles are happening at Anime North 2026 in Toronto. Robot fighting tournaments happening now — check it out if you're at the convention.
Man dies in construction accident in Brampton
Police responded to the area of Kennedy Road S. and Clarence Street Monday evening after someone fell into a construction hole.
Three Peel officers disciplined over promotional process breaches
Peel Regional Police say three members were denied promotions and internally disciplined after receiving or sharing confidential information tied to a promotional process.
Mayor unveils plaque honouring 1981 bathhouse raids
The mayor unveiled a plaque commemorating the 1981 bathhouse raids, honouring the fight that followed. "We are here to honour that fight," the mayor said.
Zellers returns to Toronto with 25,000 sq. ft. North York store
The iconic Canadian retailer opened June 18 at 80 Orfus Rd., bringing back childhood memories for Gen X and Gen Z shoppers nostalgic for the red-signed chain.
Fran's Restaurant founder's son Francis Deck dies
Deck steered the iconic Toronto diner through decades as owner and operator, preserving the hospitality values that made it a household name across generations.
Did Ford government edit Ford Fest photo to hide protesters?
CBC analysis finds PC MPPs' photo was edited to make OPSEU members in purple shirts appear blue, obscuring the protests.
Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours
Rogers Centre
Monday Night Kick-Off Party @ Croatia House 26
Toronto Event Centre
Protesters drown out Ford at Scarborough campaign event
OPSEU workers in purple shirts disrupted Ford Fest on Friday, chanting over the premier's speech as he defended provincial spending cuts.
Moose in the City sculpture restored after 24 years
Someone just finished restoring one of the original Moose in the City sculptures that's been sitting on a Bermondsey-area roof for two decades. The piece, called "Eat, Drink &...
Symphony in the Gardens: Bond Night
Casa Loma
Where Taps chef James Obazee eats around Etobicoke
The executive chef at the Meadowvale gastropub opens his neighborhood dining diary, from Nigerian jollof rice to lamb biryani.
Houston Astros at Toronto Blue Jays
Rogers Centre
Toronto nonprofits push for doubled land trust funding ahead of October election
Community land trusts are calling on city council to boost the municipal acquisition program from $100 million to $200 million to preserve 4,000 affordable rental units.
TD Toronto Jazz Festival
The Danforth Music Hall
Young the Giant - Victory Garden Tour with Cold War Kids
Coca-Cola Coliseum
Sekou
The Mod Club
SHAM | Toronto Premiere | Toronto Japanese Film Festival
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
TDSB cutting outdoor ed sites, cafeterias, museum staff
Toronto school board just announced budget cuts hitting outdoor education sites, science resources, the museum and archives, some cafeterias, and community support workers....
Cleanup underway after diesel spill in Mimico Creek
Emergency crews deployed absorbent booms near Legion Road and Manitoba Street to contain the spill, which echoes a major 2023 chemical disaster in the same area.
Council debates cheaper ferries, pedestrian streets this week
Toronto city council meets Wednesday through Friday, with motions on island ferry fares, honouring slain officer Marc Pinizzotto, and expanding pedestrianized streets.
GO Transit proposing steep fare evasion fines
GO Transit could be hitting fare evaders way harder. First offence fine jumping from $35 to $200, second from $50 to $300, third from $100 to $400. Repeat offenders facing $500...
Young The Giant with Cold War Kids
History
Man pleads guilty in Richmond Hill daycare crash that killed toddler
Vinay Kumar Gupta, 70, admitted to dangerous driving charges after an SUV he was parking crashed through the building last September.
Canada's first build-your-own pho restaurant opens in downtown Toronto
Renso Pho-Potle launches in late August at Queen West, letting diners customize every element of their bowl — broth, protein, rice, and toppings.
Ontario overhauls school grading starting this fall
Education Minister Paul Calandra announced mandatory changes to how grades are weighted, plus a $60 million digital platform for school boards.
Police charge drone operator near FIFA sites amid enforcement surge
More than a dozen unauthorized drones intercepted since World Cup began; operators face hundreds to thousands in fines.
Royal Canadian Mint honours Filipino Canadians with stunning new pearl coin
One-ounce gold coin designed by Vancouver artist Bert Monterona features mother-of-pearl inlay and sells for $8,849.95.
Metrolinx writes off $500M+ in GO Transit upgrades
Metrolinx is writing off more than $500M in upgrades and cutting back on GO expansion spending. Less transit on the way.
Child sexually assaulted inside Scarborough grocery store; suspect at large
Police seek male suspect, approximately 30, last seen wearing green shirt and pink Crocs on June 21.
Croatia fans bringing massive flag to Toronto World Cup
Thousands of Croatia supporters could be heading to Toronto with a 100-foot flag. Major World Cup energy incoming.
Third suspect arrested in North York apartment building death
Dzsenifer Olah, 25, turned herself in Sunday and was charged with second-degree murder in the June 14 death of Erik Safar.
Metrolinx proposes steep fare evasion fines on GO Transit and UP Express
First-time offenders could face $200 fines instead of $35 under new penalty structure set for Sept. 8 implementation.
Snowbirds flypast steals the show at Toronto World Cup match
Canada's stadium went crazy during a World Cup match — planes flew over, people were losing it. The Snowbirds flypast at the end made it absolutely wild.
Man sentenced to life for 2022 nightclub shooting in Vaughan
Kensworth Alton Francis received concurrent life sentences for fatally shooting two security guards at ATL Lounge.
Luna by DaNico brings casual Italian to College Street
New 30-seat all-season patio from Michelin-starred restaurant features sharing plates and modern global cuisine.
Toronto beaches closed due to elevated E. coli after recent rainfall
Three beaches flagged as unsafe for swimming: Ward's Island at 337 counts per 100 mL, Marie Curtis Park East at 142, and Cherry Beach at 117.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Unifor Launches Auto Talks With Ford Motor This Week
Nearly 19,000 Canadian auto workers are entering contract negotiations as the union targets Ford first, with talks set to begin Monday in Toronto.
PC government photo from Ford Fest appears to have been edited
Government officials posted a photo from Ford Fest that appears to have been edited to make protesters look like supporters.
Ontario Line Construction Visible at Exhibition Station This Summer
A steel lattice structure is rising over the rail corridor as the first permanent work begins on a future multimodal transit hub that will link GO Rail with the Ontario Line subway.
Dream Wheels event brought huge crowds to the neighbourhood
Huge crowd with families enjoying the cars was great to see. Been here less than 6 months and already in love with this city.
Measles Exposure Reported at Pearson Airport June 13
Public health officials warn of possible exposure on two flights and in Terminal 1. Anyone exposed should monitor for symptoms until July 4.
Toronto's sunset was something else last night
One of those evenings where the clouds were in exactly the right place and the whole sky turned into a painting.
Chenail Ecarté: Ontario's Hidden Tropical River
Hidden in southwestern Ontario near Wallaceburg is a vivid stretch of turquoise water that looks more like a Caribbean escape than a Canadian river.
Ford's Calendar Now Secret Under New Ontario FOI Law
Premier's daily itinerary will no longer be accessible to the public following retroactive changes to freedom of information legislation.
