Monday · Sep 7, 2026
Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena
Scotiabank Arena
Air show wrapped at Sunnyside Beach with the CP-140 Aurora moment standing out
Canadian International Air Show at Sunnyside Beach yesterday was a great end to summer. People were stoked, and the CP-140 Aurora flyby was the one everyone's talking about.
Century-old Cooksville bricks washing up on the Etobicoke shore
Found washed up along the lakeshore: Cooksville bricks manufactured at Dundas and Mavis in Mississauga roughly between the 1920s and 1940s. They built much of old Toronto...
Someone bought a homeless lady donuts at Krispie Kreme Dundas and Church
A guy walked into Krispie Kreme at Dundas and Church and bought a 6-pack of donuts for a woman who'd been asking for change outside. Small moment, bigger vibe.
Black Marble with Public Circuit
Lee's Palace
Labour Day parade down Yonge Street, 1900
Labour Day parade down Yonge Street, 1900. Photo from the City of Toronto archives. Worth scrolling through to see how the city's changed.
Symphony in the Gardens: Disney, Dreamworks & Beyond
Casa Loma
BABYMETAL WORLD TOUR 2026
RBC Amphitheatre
CF-18 Hornets flying over Toronto during air show
CF-18 Hornets flew over Toronto skyline Sunday at Humber Bay Park during the Canadian International Air Show. Whole city watching from the water.
Choir! Choir! Choir!
The Opera House - Toronto
Choir! Choir! Choir! Celebrates the Songs of Dolly Parton
The Opera House
Alan Ritchson hung around after Runner premiere in Toronto
Alan Ritchson stayed after Runner's premiere at Scotiabank Theatre Sunday night to take pictures with everyone who showed up. The Reacher star's a class act.
Man wanted in Brampton stabbing and three attempted carjackings near Clockwork Drive
Police say a suspect stabbed one victim and kicked into a home during a series of incidents Sunday night. He's considered armed and dangerous.
Cherry Beach '26 Season Pass
Cherry Beach
In 1985, Canada told Toronto bakers they couldn't call a patty a patty
Back in 1985, a federal regulation said a beef patty was only the meat in a hamburger — no pastry allowed. Toronto bakers got three months to change the name or face a...
CNE Bandshell concerts wrapped with Zeds Dead, Bif Naked, and more
The CNE Bandshell is closing out for the year and someone caught a killer run of sets. Zeds Dead, Bif Naked, Bran Van 3000, Industry Plants, Lights — all played. There were way...
Major groceries, LCBO, banks, TTC all closed on Labour Day
Just a heads up: most major grocery chains, LCBO locations, banks, and Toronto Public Library branches are all closed today, September 7, for Labour Day. Plan accordingly if...
Deer spotted chilling on York University Glendon Campus at 4 a.m.
Early-morning runner spotted two deer just hanging out on York University Glendon Campus. They were there at 4 a.m., unbothered, owning the campus.
Broadview Hotel's food director reveals three Riverside gems worth your detour
Jason Chapman, who has shaped the Broadview's food scene since 2017, shares his favourite lesser-known spots in Riverdale and Leslieville — from century-egg congee to Mexican cocktails.
Casa Loma General Admission
Casa Loma
Ontario Liberal leadership race tightens as membership deadline passes Monday at 6 p.m.
Voter sign-up closes today for November convention; five contenders competing to replace Bonnie Crombie as party looks to rebuild.
Martin Goodman Trail riders and runners are clashing over who owns the path
cyclist yelled 'get off the bike lane' at a jogger on the Martin Goodman Trail, then two cyclists crashed into each other arguing afterward. signs say it's shared — walkers,...
Man critically injured in Mississauga stabbing; police search for second suspect
One suspect in custody after Sunday evening attack near Main and Dundas; victim transported to trauma centre with critical injuries.
Someone took a detour walk around the city and found Alan Gardens, basketball, and Distillery gelato
planned Biidasige Park but ended up at Alan Gardens greenhouse, caught a local basketball game with hot dogs, then stumbled on Toronto Country Fest at the Distillery. 10/10 day...
Toronto tops ranking for safety gap between crime data and what residents believe
Survey of 15 Canadian cities finds Toronto has largest disconnect: 57% think the city is unsafe despite crime dropping to 1986 lows.
Toronto Dragon Festival brought lion dances and robots to Nathan Phillips Square
five lion dancers, two dancing robots, and drums at the Toronto Dragon Festival on Sept. 5 at Nathan Phillips Square. Chinese tradition meets modern tech — people are posting...
Montrealer reunited with seven-year-old cat after 16 days lost at Toronto Pearson
Caramel escaped from carrier on arrival; staff, volunteers and a humane trap brought the cat home to owner Abir Batikhi.
