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Toronto Public Library's bookmark design contest ad for kids is AI-generated, and people are calling it out—criticism that the institution is taking shortcuts in a program that should celebrate human creativity.
Salmon are making their way up the creek at Etienne Brule Park and constantly jumping—most don't make it, but they keep trying anyway.
viral gastroenteritis going around toronto rn — er doc said a lot of people coming in with it. watery diarrhea, nausea, stomach pain, vomiting. if you're feeling rough, you're not alone.
A line snaked around the entire Metro Central YMCA block Sunday. Locals are trying to figure out what drew the crowds.
The city's skyline is hitting different these days — someone just captured a view that's got the whole subreddit agreeing.
Today's your last chance to see the floating convenience store before it disappears. Head down if you haven't checked it out yet.
Someone visiting the city ran a half marathon from the Distillery to High Park via Bloor, then back via Queens Quay. Weather was perfect, vibes were immaculate. They also clocked that Humber Bay's skyline has grown into a top-10 Canadian view.
Someone spotted an art installation at Nuit Blanche with no mention of AI in the placard. The artist confirmed they used Google AI Studio to render the piece. They're pushing Nuit Blanche TO to create a policy on AI-generated work for future years.
Beyblade tournaments went down at Nathan Phillips Square last night. A nice touch of whimsy to the evening.
Nuit Blanche happened Saturday night and people were out in force. Crowds filling downtown around the art installations.
GTA homeowner sharing a rough experience with Ontario Pro Construction after roof repair went wrong — shingles installed in straight grid instead of staggered, different size than originals, and another roofer said the method can void the warranty and increase leak risk.
Noise complaints at Rogers Stadium were up 40 percent over the summer—certain shows generated way more 311 calls than others.
Salmon run happening at Old Mill right now—only a couple made it upstream this year, but it's happening.
Trinity Bellwoods is starting to turn. If you're itching for fall vibes, the park's getting there.
A CO₂ alarm went off overnight at the Loblaws on Church and Carlton, shutting down refrigeration in the deli, meat and seafood sections. The company responsible for resetting the system didn't arrive until Saturday morning, so products were left unrefrigerated for hours. Freezers were unaffected, but if you're shopping there today, skip the deli and meat counter.
That moment right before Eaton Centre closes is surreal — the whole downtown landmark just goes quiet. Empty hallways, dim lights, the whole vibe shifts.
New construction is underway at the Dupont and Emerson area. The site's transforming fast.
Something felt off on the 504 streetcar this evening — people are noticing changes on the route.
Toronto nightclub El Convento Rico just closed its doors after 35 years. The spot had been a fixture for the city's Latin music and dance community.
Toronto mayoral candidate Chris Alexander is pledging to start construction on 3,000 new affordable homes next year — part of his pitch to address the city's housing crisis.
