Monday · Jul 20, 2026
Safety roundtable convenes after fatal Salsa on St. Clair shooting
Over a week after mass shooting killed two, city, police, and community leaders discuss youth violence, gangs, and public safety measures.
Rubber boots spotted in 26°C weather at Toronto beach
Someone spotted rubber boots at Kew Beach today in 26 °C weather. Peak Toronto summer fashion choices.
Accessibility group slams Metrolinx over Finch West LRT design flaw
Nearly 80-metre ramp between Lines 1 and 6 called 'exhausting' for wheelchair users; advocates demand independent audit.
Malvern community cleanups build neighbourhood bonds
Malvern cleanups are turning strangers into community. Local residents coming together to improve their neighbourhood—that's the kind of momentum that sticks.
Suspect arrested in fatal 2023 Pickering Casino shooting
Durham Regional Police located suspect outside Ontario more than two years after security guard Michael Ferdinand was shot and killed.
Toronto's slow streetcars remain a persistent transit headache
The TTC's streetcars are still grinding slow — and City Hall is hunting for solutions. Check out the latest breakdown on what's dragging down speed on the rails.
Blue Jays pitcher Kevin Gausman praised for thanking Canadian wildfire responders
Gausman's social media post recognizing firefighters, pilots, and first responders draws widespread fan support.
Porter Airlines restores $40 fuel surcharge on rewards bookings after brief July reduction
The Toronto-based airline raised the surcharge again on July 17 following renewed strait closure and a 17.6% jump in jet fuel prices within a single week.
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Lee's Palace
Las Vegas Aces at Toronto Tempo
Coca-Cola Coliseum
Rogers Centre Ballpark Tours
Rogers Centre
Honest Ed's Park opens on Markham Street, honouring Toronto's legendary discount store
The city officially opened a 1,213-square-metre public space on July 17 at the site of the closed Honest Ed's, featuring gardens, seating and a water feature nodding to Ed...
Symphony in the Gardens: Soul meets Symphony
Casa Loma
Toronto man and Ajax woman charged in human trafficking investigation spanning March to July
Two accused allegedly trafficked a 27-year-old victim through deception and coercion, forcing them to perform sexual services. Arrests made July 16.
Tampa Bay Rays at Toronto Blue Jays
Rogers Centre
Wax with DJ Hoppa
The Mod Club
CNX-less view of Toronto Tower from Queens Quay may disappear as condo construction ramps up
That iconic shot of the CN Tower from Queens Quay and York next to Beavertails is about to vanish as a nearby condo stays in early construction phases. window to photograph the...
Pai expands to Mississauga with new Square One location opening this fall
Toronto's most talked-about Thai restaurant opens its first GTA location outside the city at Mississauga's Square One mall with indoor seating for 80.
Ovarian cancer patients push for public funding of life-saving drug Elahere
Negotiations failed in May to fund the drug for platinum-resistant ovarian cancer. Patients and Ovarian Cancer Canada are renewing calls for both parties to return to the...
Toronto Raptors rookie Allen Graves expecting baby boy, announces major life milestone
The 19-year-old first-round draft pick and his wife are expecting in January 2027. Graves met his wife in kindergarten class.
Upper Beaches has a scale solar system you can walk through and explore
A public scale model of the solar system is now live in the Upper Beaches at 1:2,000,000,000 scale. You can see the sun, planets, dwarf planets, and large moons positioned...
Cabbagetown's Ca Phe opens with Vietnamese coffee, matcha, and croffles on Parliament
The team behind Viet Bites launches a café focused on phin-brewed coffee, ceremonial matcha, and pastries. A larger sister location is still on the way.
Wimpy's Diner in Scarborough under investigation after woman alleges racist treatment
A Toronto resident documented a confrontation with staff over a poster she says contains 1930s racist imagery. The diner's corporate office has not responded to requests for comment.
Something In The Water Brewery closes Toronto Liberty Village location
Something In The Water Brewery has permanently closed its Toronto location in Liberty Village. Status of the Kingston spot is unclear.
Canada's Wonderland DareDeviler coaster reopens with new aviation-era theme this week
The revamped roller coaster is set to launch Thursday, July 23, after months of redesign. Early soft openings may happen before the official date.
Blue Jays star Kazuma Okamoto fuels up at Cabbagetown yakitori spot after tough loss
The Jays third baseman visited Zakkushi with Chicago White Sox first baseman Munetaka Murakami and a Japanese TV announcer for late-night izakaya.
TTC streetcar safety pilot deploys cameras to catch illegal passers
Four streetcars on Queen, Carlton, King and other downtown routes are now equipped with automated enforcement technology as a nine-month test of driver compliance.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
World Cup finale ends an amazing month for Toronto
World Cup's been absolutely wild the past month. Fans have been packing the streets and the Fan Fest all summer — everyone's saying it's been one of the best things Toronto's...
Tree fell on someone at Trinity Bellwoods
Someone got hit by a tree at Trinity Bellwoods yesterday and is trying to figure out what to do next. They got an ambulance, took photos, kept medical records — but looking for...
Spain fans celebrate World Cup win on College Street
Spain's celebrating on College Street. Hundreds showed up waving red and yellow flags outside La Patrona after the World Cup final Sunday — first Men's World Cup title for them...
Crown narrows charges against eight accused in Project South police corruption investigation
Prosecutors dropped 33 charges total, focusing on the strongest cases against officers and civilians linked to alleged police misconduct and organized crime.
