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Monday · Oct 12, 2026

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11:59
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Tonight

Guided Tours of Scotiabank Arena

Scotiabank Arena

11:50
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Pulse

Mochi crème brûlée danish at Evana Cafe drawing food creators downtown

Evana Cafe & Lounge just dropped a mochi crème brûlée danish and creators are heading downtown to try it. Spot's at 334 Dundas St W, five-minute walk from St Patrick Station.

11:14
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News Brief

Toronto teen completes fifth and final 100km Thanksgiving walk for homeless youth

Evangeline Link, 14, walked 100 kilometres over Thanksgiving weekend to raise funds for Covenant House Toronto, continuing a fundraising tradition she started as a child.

10:38
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Salmon spawning at the Humber is drawing crowds

Folks are heading to the Humber River this afternoon to watch the salmon spawn. It's one of those perfect Toronto moments—nature right in the city.

9:26
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News Brief

Scott Mission served over 500 people at annual Thanksgiving dinner as food insecurity deepens

The downtown Toronto charity served 500+ guests a full turkey dinner on Monday, with a shelter manager reporting a 100% spike in people requesting food this year.

7:41
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Pulse

Scarborough is demanding real action from mayoral candidates, not just promises

The subreddit's talking about what Scarborough actually needs from the next mayor—and residents aren't settling for vague commitments this time around.

7:00
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Tonight

Lucinda Williams (19+)

Horseshoe Tavern - Toronto

7:00
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Tonight

Medium Build with Ken Yates

The Concert Hall - Toronto

7:00
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Tonight

The Linda Lindas

The Danforth Music Hall

7:00
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Tonight

GIVE THANKS GO LONG

Under the Neon Palms at the El Mocambo

7:00
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Tonight

Medium Build Presents The King of Having Fun on Tour

The Concert Hall

6:56
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Pulse

Downtown Toronto drivers aren't holding back on YouTube right now

Toronto creators are posting dashcam clips of chaotic downtown driving, and the comment sections are blowing up. Bad drivers, close calls, total mayhem—it's peak rush hour content.

6:30
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Tonight

Jamie Webster

The Drake Hotel Toronto

6:30
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Tonight

Jamie Webster

The Drake Hotel

6:30
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Tonight

Lucinda Williams and her band

The Horseshoe Tavern

6:11
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Pulse

Reddit thread on mayoral candidates draws attention to livability issues

Toronto's subreddit is buzzing about what the next mayoral candidates should actually do to make the city more livable—and it's not just small talk.

3:30
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Tonight

Canada WNT v Denmark

BMO Field

2:40
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Pulse

Reddit's divided on the new white street lights

Toronto's replacing warm white street lights with bright white LEDs and people are not happy about it. One new light on someone's block is already broken—flickering every two minutes.

1:55
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Pulse

TTC bus driver brings Backstreet Boys to the commute

A Toronto bus driver covered "I'll Never Break Your Heart" and uploaded it—genuinely good vocals, hundreds of views already. Peak commute entertainment.

1:10
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Pulse

Sidhu Moose Wala hologram show is bringing fans out

Sidhu Moose Wala's hologram show went live and fans are absolutely showing up. Backstage clips are already circulating—the production's massive.

12:25
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News Brief

Ford government removes first Etobicoke bike lanes Tuesday as cyclists plan protest

The province begins stripping 1.2 km of protected bike lanes on Bloor Street West. Advocacy for Respect for Cyclists expects around 1,000 riders to gather in response.

9:30
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Tonight

Casa Loma General Admission

Casa Loma

7:25
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Pulse

Toronto's crime is falling but people don't believe it

Homicides at a 50-year low, shootings falling, robberies down — but most Torontonians think crime's getting worse. That disconnect is becoming a flashpoint in the mayoral race.

6:25
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Pulse

Lightning strike photo from balcony during Wednesday storm

Someone caught lightning striking west toward Mississauga during Wednesday's thunderstorm from their balcony. Raw power right there.

5:25
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Pulse

Pancer's Deli still Toronto's most iconic Jewish deli

Pancer's Original Deli on the outskirts is still the most iconic Jewish deli in Toronto — and maybe all of Canada. John Candy's spot. New York food creators are comparing it to...