Friday · Jul 10, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Toronto Blue Jays trade relief pitcher Tommy Nance to Minnesota Twins for prospect Ryan Sprock
The Blue Jays sent 35-year-old Tommy Nance and international signing bonus pool space to the Twins in exchange for 21-year-old prospect Ryan Sprock.
Pride flag destroyed by fire at Toronto school, community replaces it with messages of support
A fabric Pride flag made by R.H. McGregor Elementary students was burned last weekend. The school community has created a new display and is asking for a permanent rainbow...
Uber Eats scam calls spreading in Toronto
psa: scammers are calling people pretending to be uber eats and asking for pins. don't fall for it — the app will never ask you to share a pin over the phone.
Measles exposure alert issued for Pearson Airport and two flights
Peel Public Health warns of potential measles exposure on July 7 at Toronto Pearson, affecting flights and terminal areas.
Coyote sightings on Toronto tracks
someone spotted a coyote on the tracks every night. it's become a regular thing in the city now.
Emo Night Toronto at Sneaky Dee's
Sneaky Dee's Concert Venue
VICETONE
DPRTMNT
City councillor pushes Toronto to give bylaw officers more power against bad landlords
A Toronto city councillor wants bylaw officers to identify illegal activity, gather evidence, and support criminal investigations into landlord misconduct.
Live music at Brunswick and Bloor tonight
trash panda brass band is playing right now at brunswick and bloor in the annex until 8pm. great vibes all around.
Noizu
CODA
RAVE CAVE
The Dance Cave
Electric Bill, Australia-themed Ossington bar, closing August 16 after two years
Rising operating costs, the cost-of-living crisis, and an inability to open its 50-seat patio have made the business financially unsustainable, co-owner Casey Ryan says.
Women's College Hospital hosts record cervical cancer screening for Black women
The fifth annual event welcomed 72 participants, providing 49 cervical cancer screenings and 44 breast cancer screenings in a culturally safe space.
DOVECHLD
The Starlight Room at The El Mocambo
Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours
Rogers Centre
Modern Life Elixir w/ Hey Slugger, Live With It & DEC/EMBER
Hard Luck Bar
Skinshape
The Mod Club
Toronto's population dropped 1,000 residents in 2025 after ranking first the year before
The region ranked 412th out of 435 North American metros for growth last year, a dramatic reversal driven by domestic migration losses exceeding international gains.
Billy Bishop runway expansion could degrade Toronto harbour water quality
A city report warns the province's plan to expand the airport runway may reduce water flow in the Inner Harbour, affecting sewage flushing and drinking water.
Medusa - Toronto
Baillie Theatre at Young Centre for the Performing Arts
Cirque du Soleil: Luzia - Toronto
Under the Big Top Toronto
The Outsiders - Toronto
Princess of Wales Theatre Toronto
Madison Beer with Thuy
Coca-Cola Coliseum
The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience
CAA Theatre
Water for Elephants - Toronto
Ed Mirvish Theatre
Ontario gas prices rose 5 cents Friday amid Middle East tensions, slight reprieve expected
Prices climbed as renewed U.S.-Iran attacks and uncertainty impact costs, though U.S. efforts to suppress prices via market trading may bring relief this weekend.
Bad To The Bone / Tribute to George Thorogood
Rockpile Rock Bar
Digable Planets (19+)
Phoenix Concert Theatre
Digable Planets
The Phoenix Concert Theatre
Face The Lion w/ 4ever alone & Derby
Sneaky Dee's Concert Venue
Jena Malone
The Baby G
Madison Shipman becomes first woman to call regular-season Blue Jays game
The Sportsnet broadcaster makes her TV debut Friday night calling the Blue Jays-Padres series, breaking gender barriers in the team's booth.
St. Louis Bar & Grill's Wingsanity returns with leaderboard and free wings for life prize
Until August 3, wing lovers can tackle unlimited wings for $24.99; weekly winners compete for free wings for a year and a grand prize draw.
Ontario expanding drug-detecting dogs in jails amid violence fueled by contraband
Four more canine handlers will join the province's correctional centres as inmate-on-inmate violence nearly doubled over four years and staff assaults climbed 27 percent.
Uncle Pete's viral sandwich shop returns to Little Italy's Track & Field this weekend
The beloved focaccia-based Italian sandwich shop that closed after less than a year is reopening Sunday with a fresh location at a King West nightlife venue.
Ontario immigrant program applicants challenge government in court over fair review
About 2,600 OINP applicants had their applications rejected or returned in late 2025; roughly 300 are now seeking judicial review over procedural fairness.
Cirque du Soleil: Luzia - Toronto
Under the Big Top Toronto
Nam family's viral banh mi shop expands from Markham to Toronto with Nam 6ix
Banh Mi Nana sold 2,000 sandwiches on its first day. Now its creators are opening Nam 6ix in Scarborough, serving lesser-known Vietnamese dishes alongside the bread that made...
Canada's first Toys 'R' Us location in Brampton is shutting down after 42 years
The landmark store that opened in 1984 will close for good on July 12 as the retailer shrinks its Canadian footprint following creditor protection earlier this year.
Toronto opens one of its largest pickleball facilities in the east end
Mayor Olivia Chow unveiled an 11-court complex at Main Sewage Treatment Playground, part of a city-wide push to expand accessible outdoor recreation across 108 summer locations.
FIFA Fan Festival Toronto
Fort York & The Bentway
PG Clucks, Toronto's beloved fried chicken spot, closing after 10 years
Owners Pawel and Steph Grezlikowski announced the closure of both College and Queen West locations, citing rising operational costs and their refusal to raise sandwich prices above $15.
Two-alarm fire at North York apartment building displaces 18 units, man arrested
Herbert Ward, 62, was charged with arson after a blaze tore through the ninth floor of a Toronto Community Housing building at 1420 Victoria Park Avenue, sending two elderly...
U.K. musician Jim E. Brown reviews Toronto's bizarre The Fancy Induced Burger
The burger restaurant, known for injecting liquid cheese via syringe into patties, earned praise from the visitor, who called it "proper Canadian stodge."
Man charged with voyeurism after allegedly recording women inside Richmond Hill shopping centre
York Regional Police arrested Nicholas Rossinski, 30, at a store near Yonge and Carrville Road after loss-prevention staff caught him appearing to film underneath a woman's skirt.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Kyle Lowry is retiring as a Raptor and getting his jersey raised at Scotiabank Arena
Kyle Lowry's jersey is coming down from the rafters at Scotiabank Arena. The Raptors legend is officially retiring in Toronto after leading the team to the 2019 championship....
Scarborough residents say relentless parking tickets with nowhere legal to park is out of hand
Residents on National Street near St. Clair and Midland have received hundreds of dollars in fines despite no signage prohibiting parking and no permit option available.
Residents getting ticketed constantly on Scarborough street with nowhere to park legally
A Scarborough resident just shared she's got $2,000 in parking tickets in two months on a dead-end street with no signs or permit options. One ticket came after she was inside...
Ray McCleary Towers retrofit keeps 160 seniors in homes while wrapping building in insulation
The Toronto social housing project will become net-zero by 2027, offering a blueprint for aging apartment buildings across Canada.
Michelin-starred Quetzal on College Street leads Toronto's elevated Mexican cooking scene
The only Toronto restaurant with an actual Michelin star serves wood-fired dishes and house-made tortillas in a space that balances high standards with personality and warmth.
Marit Stiles marks 1,000th day of RCMP Greenbelt investigation with cake for Doug Ford
Ontario's NDP leader criticized the premier over the ongoing corruption probe into the government's Greenbelt land swap and recent changes to freedom of information rules.
