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Monday's your best bet for live music and a castle tour before the week kicks in.
Three solid live shows across genres—pick your Monday mood and roll with it.
Friday through Sunday: theatre, ballet, indie rock, and a podcast event with serious pull.
Casa Loma admission and beaches are your free moves—keep it cheap but solid.
Catch indie rock or folk live, or hit a late dinner spot—weeknight romance without trying too hard.
Daytime castle tour and island parks—get outdoors or indoors without the late nights.
It's 10°C and mostly cloudy—beaches are doable if you layer up, but it's not ideal beach weather.
One late show, then hit a cocktail bar for the real Monday-night escape.
Police say the suspect and the woman knew each other; the suspect died by suicide at the scene, and there is no threat to the public.
Removals started this week on Bloor, Yonge and University despite court challenges and cyclist protests drawing hundreds.
Emergency crews were called just after 8:30 p.m. Friday to a two-vehicle collision; both drivers stayed at the scene and roads in the area were closed.
The Ford government's proposal would give the AGCO inspection, seizure and fining powers; the bill has not been tabled and no timeline has been given.
Vince Staples at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Loreena McKennitt at Massey Hall, and the National Ballet of Canada at the Four Seasons Centre lead a week that splits cleanly between a dry, mild opening and a wet back half.
Read the feature →The Gujarati and East African restaurant opens in January beneath the Union Hotel, with Vij as culinary director.
The Tex-Mex spot becomes a festive cocktail bar from Nov. 16 to Dec. 30 with cocktails from $13 to $22.
Jacobs & Co. and Hawksmoor cook together Nov. 3 through 5 at a six-course dinner, $250 a person.
Shows run from Red Head Gallery and Blouin Division to Franz Kaka, with conceptual pieces and fringe sculptures among the picks.
The fair is the first under director Emily-Jean Alexander and includes guided tours and collecting workshops for newcomers.
The exhibition brings together more than 85 objects, including a pair of platforms Madonna wore in 1993.
Mimico GO still has stairs only, and Metrolinx won't say when it'll be wheelchair accessible. The tunnel with elevators got cut from the project years ago.
Church Street was shoulder to shoulder on Halloween night, around 8:30 to 9 p.m. One Reddit user said it felt scary at times and there was zero crowd control, so give yourself extra time and keep an eye on your valuables.
toronto car scene's ep 64 is about winter beaters. salt season, the car built for it. tbh the whole idea is kind of smart.
Someone posted a shout-out to a haunted house that's been running for 19 years. Sounds like a Halloween must-see.
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