Monday · Jul 6, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Ontario permits pharmacists to prescribe medications for nine additional minor ailments as of July 1
Pharmacists can now treat calluses, corns, dandruff, dry eye, lice, jock itch, mild headaches, respiratory congestion, ringworm, and warts without a doctor's prescription.
Parking enforcement officer struck by driver in Queens Quay area after issuing ticket
Police are searching for a driver of a white 2017 Mercedes-Benz C63S convertible who hit the officer Monday around 2:25 p.m. near Queens Quay East and Richardson Street.
sphynx cat breed started in Toronto in 1966
the hairless sphynx cat breed was actually born here. back in 1966, a kitten named prune was born to a domestic shorthair in toronto, and that's where it all started.
One dead, one injured in east-end Toronto shooting near Victoria Park and Highway 401
Police responded to gunfire Monday afternoon around 3:20 p.m. at the intersection of Victoria Park Avenue and Sheppard Avenue E. Homicide unit has been notified.
Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours
Rogers Centre
Measles exposure warning issued for three Scarborough health facilities
Toronto Public Health urges parents and guardians of exposed infants to contact health authorities immediately; immunoglobulin treatment may be available.
Kyle Lowry expected to sign one-day contract and retire as a Raptors player Tuesday
The franchise icon will mark his retirement with Toronto in a ceremonial signing at a 'milestone press conference' on July 7.
Symphony in the Gardens: A Night at the Opera
Casa Loma
Sneaky Dee's survives condo threat after RBC bank branch owner disputes developer's plans
The 40-year College and Bathurst institution was slated for closure; withdrawal of condo plans came after RBC confirmed it operates a retail branch at the site.
LELO
Hard Luck Bar
GOAT
The Concert Hall
Rogers acquires full ownership of MLSE for $4.35 billion, controls all major Toronto sports teams
The telecommunications giant now owns the Maple Leafs, Raptors, Toronto FC, and Argonauts — the only tier-one pro teams in T.O. it doesn't control are the Sceptres and Tempo.
GO Transit launches daily train service to Stratford from Toronto Union Station
One-way tickets cost $25; weekend one-day pass is $10. Service runs seven days a week as part of Ontario's provincial transit expansion.
Man arrested, warrant issued after vehicle thefts from Mississauga underground parking lots
Peel police arrest one suspect, issue warrant for second in connection with multiple thefts and attempted thefts in Hurontario and Burnamthorpe area.
Shawarma Palace expands from Ottawa to Toronto this fall after three decades of loyal locals
The family-run Mediterranean spot has been voted Ottawa's No. 1 shawarma since 1997; exact Toronto locations coming later this year.
One killed, another injured in Scarborough shooting Monday afternoon
Toronto police respond to shooting near Victoria Park Avenue and Highway 401; second victim transported to hospital.
Black Coffee
The Port Lands
Don't Tell, Ossington's newest bar, opens with French-Asian bites and live music
The speakeasy-inspired spot quietly opened June 24 at 59 Ossington Ave. with an extensive menu of small plates, sashimi, cocktails and sultry interiors.
Man shot dead in Brampton shooting Sunday afternoon; police seek two suspects
The shooting occurred around 3:40 p.m. near Earlsbridge Boulevard and Edenbrook Hill Drive. Two male suspects in dark clothing fled on foot.
Shinji brings Japanese barbecue technique and premium Wagyu to Toronto's Financial District
The new steakhouse from Harlo Entertainment opens this July with an open robata grill, Japanese whisky bar, and cuts from Japan and across Canada.
Man charged after $45K in recycled metal stolen from Ajax scrap yard over multiple incidents
Haron Mohammad, 35, of Pickering was arrested June 25 after police responded to a break-in alarm at AIM Recycling.
Line 2 west of St. George running slow this morning
Line 2 was experiencing delays west of St. George, coming to complete stops between stations with extended waits on the platform. Service was running about 5 stops behind...
Suspects sought in Richmond Hill smash-and-grab at electronics store; stolen truck recovered
Two armed men smashed display cases and fled with electronics on July 5. A third suspect drove a stolen Ford F-250 southbound on Highway 404.
Rikki Tikki takes over iconic Jarvis Street space left vacant by Bombay Palace
The Kensington Market Indian restaurant opens a second location at 71 Jarvis St. after the longtime buffet closed mid-2025.
Rogers completes full ownership of MLSE for $4.35 billion, controls Leafs, Raptors, TFC and Argos
The telecom giant signed a deal to acquire the remaining 25 per cent stake from Kilmer Sports Inc., consolidating Canada's major sports empire.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Toronto Tempo loses to Dallas Wings 89–76 on Saturday
Toronto Tempo fell to Dallas 89–76 on Saturday with Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd combining for 39 points for the Wings. Tough loss at home.
Bruno Mars concert crowd sing-along was packed
Watched Bruno Mars last night and the whole crowd was singing along to every song. The energy in Toronto was unreal.
Cotton candy clouds at Lakeshore West near Ontario Place
Someone caught pink and purple clouds at Lakeshore West right beside Ontario Place Sunday evening. The light was perfect.
Heat wave breaks as Toronto cools to 26°C with mixed sun and clouds through Friday
After days above 30°C and humidex values reaching 48°C, Environment Canada forecasts more comfortable temperatures but humidity remains high.
Bedford to Avenue closed off on Davenport, CSST on scene
TPS had Bedford to Avenue blocked off on Davenport with CSST taking videos and detectives searching the area with flashlights. Rare to see that level of police presence in that...
Ajax MPP Rob Cerjanec drops out of Ontario Liberal leadership race
Rookie MPP who won the riding in 2025 suspends campaign after consultations with family and supporters. Four candidates remain.
Toronto family sues city for $2.8M over housing project fees for disabled children
Joseph and Rhonda Geraghty claim city staff promised reimbursement for planning fees but later said no program existed.
