Wednesday · Jul 1, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Canada Day celebrations hit despite heat wave and storms
Torontonians celebrated Canada Day across the city despite the extreme heat and threatening storms rolling in. Some headed downtown, others stayed cool indoors.
Leafs trade Nick Robertson to Pittsburgh for 2028 fourth-round pick
The 24-year-old forward reunites with Kyle Dubas, now the Penguins' president of hockey operations.
Blue Jays beat Mets on Canada Day
The Jays got a win on Canada Day with Myles Straw going deep on a 3-run shot. Great day to be a fan.
Maple Leafs in the mix for Norris Trophy winner Zach Werenski in potential trade
Columbus is shopping the star defenceman, and Toronto is the one Canadian team he'd approve a trade to, according to sources.
Condos in Toronto now cheaper than Montreal
Toronto condo prices have dropped below Montreal's — a shift being discussed across r/toronto as the market cools.
Toronto braces for severe thunderstorms and extreme heat through Friday
Environment Canada warns of damaging winds up to 100 km/h, quarter-sized hail, and temperatures reaching 37°C as heat wave continues.
Maple Leafs sign veteran goalie Sergei Bobrovsky to three-year, $21-million deal
The 37-year-old Vezina Trophy winner and two-time Stanley Cup champion joins Toronto on a long-term contract.
GO trains running 10-15 minutes late as heat slows service; several trains cancelled
Metrolinx warns commuters to check schedules as extreme temperatures force slower speeds and track patrols across the network.
Medusa - Toronto
Baillie Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Noche Latina (Latin Night)
Casa Loma
Toronto's getting an MLC franchise by 2027 — the city's joining Chicago as expansion teams for Major League Cricket.
Major League Cricket is expanding and Toronto's in. The city gets a new franchise starting 2027, with Chicago joining as well. More cricket coming to the 6ix.
Two-thirds of Canadians say multiculturalism boosts national identity despite immigration backlash
A new diversity study finds broad support for multiculturalism even among those skeptical of immigration levels, highlighting a disconnect in public attitudes.
bixby
The Mod Club
Widowspeak
The Sound Garage
Loud Luxury
RBC Amphitheatre
Poems in Passage on the TTC are hitting different — riders appreciate taking a minute to ponder them.
The poetry posted on the TTC keeps showing up on commutes and it's becoming a quiet habit to pause and read them. Some hit harder than others, but there's something nice about...
One arrested after stabbing in Scarborough home on Canada Day
A victim with serious but non-life-threatening injuries was taken to hospital after the incident on Camor Court, south of Ellesmere Road.
Happy Canada Day — remember why you love living here even when winter makes you question it.
Every January someone questions whether living in Toronto is worth it, then June rolls around and you remember exactly why. The city's got something in the summer that...
Extreme heat blankets Ontario through Canada Day weekend; vulnerable populations at greatest risk
Orange heat warnings stretch from Windsor to Ottawa as temperatures reach 37°C. Advocates warn homeless and elderly residents face heightened danger.
Cirque du Soleil: Luzia - Toronto
Under the Big Top Toronto
Scarborough Shooting Stars vs. Montreal Alliance
Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre
New York Mets at Toronto Blue Jays
Rogers Centre
Montreal Alliance at Scarborough Shooting Stars
CIBC Pan Am Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field House
Cold case solved: Man killed 38 years ago identified
Toronto police finally identified a man killed in a hit-and-run 38 years ago. Case closed after decades of mystery.
FIFA Fan Fest bar staff finally getting paid
Unpaid FIFA Fan Fest bar staff got a partial payout via e-transfer last night after the story blew up online and media got involved. It wasn't the full amount owed and tips are...
Canada Day brings fireworks, family events, and heat warning
Toronto marks July 1 with free programming across multiple parks, fireworks at 10 p.m., and an expected high of 35°C with humidex at 45°C.
Condo tower AC shuts down before heat wave hits
Residents in a Dundas-Jarvis Street condo tower are losing AC right as a heat wave pushes humidex to 45°C. The building shut down cooling ahead of the worst temperatures —...
Medusa - Toronto
Baillie Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Church Street pedestrianization pilot launches this summer
The Village's Church Street will close to car traffic from mid-June through late August as part of a city pilot, clearing a long-stalled precedent.
Chefs Kang and Bang's Toronto restaurant trail spans fish to fire
Oroshi Fish Co. co-owners share their favorite barbecue spots across the city, from charcoal-grilled chicken in Liberty Village to Korean traditions on Ossington.
Leafs trade Robertson to Penguins on Canada Day
Forward Nick Robertson heads to Pittsburgh for a fourth-round pick as Toronto's GM makes opening move before free agency.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Heat wave melting the city as humidex climbs to 44
The heat wave is absolutely brutal — people are melting like cheese on a poutine. Humidex is hitting 44 and it's only going to get worse through the week.
Toronto was Canada's hottest city today
Toronto hit the hottest temperature in Canada today as the heat wave kicks in. It's gonna be rough all week.
Nathan Phillips Square packed for Mexico-Ecuador watch party
Nathan Phillips Square was packed since 2 hours before kickoff for the Mexico-Ecuador World Cup match. The game got delayed by weather in Mexico City, but the turnout was massive.
Torontonians brace for Canada Day as heat warning hits 44°C humidex
An orange heat warning is in effect, with Environment Canada forecasting dangerous conditions, but residents say the festivities will go on.
Mexican fans taking over Toronto for World Cup
Mexican fans have flooded Toronto for the World Cup. The energy downtown is wild — you're seeing Mexico everywhere right now.
Queen's Park North redesign scaled back after resident outcry
City council unanimously approved a revised plan for Canada's oldest municipal park, with new protections for its 358 trees.
Kela Greek brings viral frozen yogurt trend to Toronto
A new spot on St. Clair Ave. is serving unsweetened, protein-packed frozen Greek yogurt — the macro-friendly breakfast-dessert that's taken over NYC.
Man charged after alleged hate-motivated assault near Jane and Lawrence
Toronto police say a 58-year-old was arrested for throwing rocks and uttering death threats in an attack targeting religious attire.
