Tuesday · Jul 7, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Raccoon family back in Toronto backyards
caught the raccoon family from next door in my backyard again. they're basically living here at this point.
Toronto Star now costs $5 at the newsstand
Toronto Star hit $5 at the newsstand. feels surreal if you remember when it was a buck.
Daniel Alfredsson joins Toronto Maple Leafs as associate coach
The former Ottawa Senators captain, once a rival fan-favourite to boo, will serve under new head coach Jim Hiller for the 2026-27 season.
Danforth/Coxwell library closing for renovations starting Saturday
Danforth/Coxwell library closing Saturday, July 18 for about 2 months of renovations. Plan your library trips accordingly.
Two pedestrians struck by vehicle in Vaughan on Rutherford Road
York police responded Tuesday night just after 7:20 p.m. to reports of a collision; extent of injuries unknown.
Kyle Lowry retires as a Raptors legend after 20 NBA seasons
The six-time All-Star and 2019 NBA champion announced his retirement Tuesday, with his No. 7 jersey set to be honoured at Scotiabank Arena.
Ella Mai
Coca-Cola Coliseum
Beer Store parent company ordered to pay $15.3 million for real estate sabotage
An Ontario court found Brewers Retail deliberately derailed a 2015 sales agreement with Block Developments, costing the builder millions in lost development profits.
Toronto mayoral race tightens as Brad Bradford gains ground on Olivia Chow
A new poll shows Chow holding 49% support among decided voters versus Bradford's 40%, but Bradford's momentum has grown since May while undecided voters have declined.
Water for Elephants - Toronto
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Medusa - Toronto
Baillie Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
The Outsiders - Toronto
Princess of Wales Theatre Toronto
Alex Warren
RBC Amphitheatre
Rock Symphony
Casa Loma
Summer McIntosh withdraws from Canadian swim trials due to illness
The 19-year-old broke the women's 200m butterfly world record Sunday but pulled out after competing in the 400m freestyle heats Tuesday morning.
Renso Pho is opening Canada's first build-your-own pho restaurant
Canada's first customizable pho restaurant is opening in late August at 506 Queen West. Pick your broth, proteins, noodles — it's basically pho meets Chipotle.
Victoria Mboko withdraws from National Bank Open due to knee injury
The 19-year-old Canadian tennis star and 2025 champion will miss the Toronto tournament after injuring her left knee at a London competition last month.
Huge black smoke clouds spotted northeast from Keele and Lawrence
People in northwest Toronto are reporting massive black smoke clouds visible from Keele and Lawrence. Still unclear what's happening — comments filling up with guesses.
Toronto Elections opening thousands of paid voting jobs for October municipal election
Applications are now open for poll workers and election staff needed for the October 26 municipal election. Applicants must be 18+ and legally eligible to work in Canada.
Kyle Lowry retired as a Raptors legend
Kyle Lowry is officially retiring as a Toronto Raptor after nine seasons. Tuesday is Kyle Lowry Day in Toronto.
Excessive speed killed at least 75 people on Ontario roads last year
Police forces across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area laid more than 2,500 charges during an annual crackdown on speeding and stunt driving this year.
Chow holds 49% support against Bradford's 40% in latest Toronto mayoral poll
Mayor Olivia Chow's lead has held steady since May, while Councillor Brad Bradford has climbed 3 points, according to a Liaison Strategies poll of 1,000 Toronto residents.
TIFF announces Being Heumann as opening night film for 51st festival
TIFF just announced Being Heumann, directed by Siân Heder, as the opening night film for the 51st festival this September. It'll premiere September 10 at Roy Thomson Hall.
Maria's Sports Bar reopens in Brockton Village with elevated pizza and 30-hour weekly happy hour
A team behind Bar Bowie and Milou has revived the 32-year-old neighbourhood fixture with beer-friendly comfort food, wood-fired pizza, and two house lagers for just $10 during...
Gargantuan towers set to rise above College Park landmark, tallest reaching 344 metres
A trio of residential towers—65, 75, and 96 storeys—will be built atop the Art Deco landmark at Yonge and College, pending City Council approval later this month.
Bluffers Beach water closure warning as of Tuesday morning
Stay out of the water at Bluffers Beach as of Tuesday, July 7 at 9am. Water advisory in effect.
Man arrested after brick assault near Broadview Station leaves one injured
Zane William Bishop, 40, was charged with aggravated assault for the June 27 incident on Danforth Avenue, where the victim was struck while waiting for a streetcar.
Heat wave sent 39 Toronto residents to emergency rooms between June 30 and July 4
Peak temperatures of 36°C and a humidex of 48 drove heat-related hospital visits, with 15 recorded on the hottest day, July 2.
Honestly Good Chicken Fingers opens at Stock Yards Village in soft launch
Honestly Good Chicken Fingers just opened at Stock Yards Village in west Toronto with its signature strips, sandwiches, and poutines. Official grand opening still to come.
Metro store at Church and Yonge closes this summer, reopens as Food Basics this fall
The North York location will shut down August 13 and reopen under Metro's discount banner, reflecting a shift in the neighbourhood's retail needs.
Renata Ford, widow of former mayor Rob Ford, dies at 55
Premier Doug Ford confirmed the death of his sister-in-law late Monday, expressing grief for her two children Stephanie and Douglas.
BermudAir launching direct flights from Toronto Pearson to Turks and Caicos this winter
BermudAir's launching weekly nonstop flights from Toronto Pearson to Providenciales starting December 19. Caribbean getaways just got easier.
Taste of Lawrence festival draws locals over corporate chains in Scarborough's Wexford Heights
The 22-year-old festival from June 28–30 stayed true to its roots with neighbourhood restaurants and local vendors instead of travelling food trucks.
Chotto Matte and King and Bay launch $5,500-per-person omakase with custom tailoring in the sky
A seven-seat private experience on the 25th floor of Brookfield Place pairs a six-course Nikkei omakase with master clothiers measuring guests for bespoke garments.
Kyle Lowry retires as a Raptors legend after nine seasons defining the franchise
The point guard announced his retirement Tuesday after leading Toronto to its only NBA championship in 2019 and setting franchise records.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
BU Cafe opens in Oakville, creating jobs for people with disabilities
A new cafe and market co-owned by Karen Drexler and her son Jacob Stretton, who has Down syndrome, is offering meaningful employment and community connection to people with...
Toronto police arrest soccer fan over 'FIFA = Greed' sign at World Cup match
A 64-year-old retiree was arrested and charged with trespassing after holding a protest sign criticizing FIFA ticket prices near Exhibition Place during a World Cup game.
Biidaasige Park expands with new art trail, waterfront promenade, and heritage crane
Toronto's 50-acre Port Lands park is adding 10 acres this summer, featuring the Lassonde Art Trail with 15 interconnected public art sites and restored heritage infrastructure.
Summer McIntosh breaks women's 200m butterfly world record at Canadian trials
The 19-year-old Toronto swimmer clocked 2:01.65 on Sunday, surpassing China's Liu Zige's 2009 record. McIntosh now holds three world records and is being hailed as a...
Taste of Little Jamaica festival cancelled after months of city permitting challenges
The July 18 event celebrating food, culture, and community on Eglinton Avenue West was abruptly cancelled after organizers could not secure all required city approvals.
Renata Ford, wife of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford, dies
Renata Ford, who stood by her husband through his mayoralty controversies, has passed away. Premier Doug Ford confirmed the death and asked for privacy for her children.
