Reddit pulse / page 13
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Creator RobG_analog posted an infrared trichrome image of the downtown and the colours are hitting different—if you shoot film or love city photography, worth checking out.
Reddit users sharing photos of the downtown from the islands, c. 2013 side-by-side with today—the density and height changes are wild.
A 10-year-old who almost lost both feet in a lawnmower accident crossed the finish line in a Toronto triathlon. The kind of resilience story that hits different.
Someone spent serious time mapping who owned Toronto's west end across three decades. How land moved from a tight circle of British loyalists and military officials to new local gentry, and how roads got subdivided.
Police just identified a woman whose remains were found 31 years ago, closing one of Toronto's oldest mysteries. The case had gone unsolved for three decades.
Toronto Police called off a high-speed pursuit of a U.S. Consulate shooting suspect Monday when speeds hit 140 km/h. Safety call or missed opportunity—the internet's divided.
A Reddit user just redesigned Toronto's PATH system and it's way more intuitive than the real thing. The underground maze finally looks like it has logic.
Tame Impala brought the crowd down at Scotiabank Arena last night. Dracula and The Less I Know The Better hit different live. 🎵
The sunrise view from Biidaasige Park is absolutely worth waking up early for. New park, unreal skyline backdrop.
New paddling spot at Biidaasige Park is drawing people out for sunset views and quiet water. The expanded park has way more to explore now.
Someone on Toronto Island spotted a resident duck making faces at tourists. The bird's displeasure is real.
Ossington goes car-free for a day and people are already imagining what a whole summer would feel like. conversations on whether the street should be pedestrianized longer are heating up.
thousands of cyclists are gearing up for the annual HIV and AIDS bike rally rolling from Toronto to Montreal. massive group ride, meaningful cause.
reddit dive into Toronto crime data shows homicide rates well below Canada's average, but rising theft and property crimes coupled with lagging police clearance rates — only 54% of violent and 22% of non-violent crimes solved — reveal systemic challenges beneath the surface.
Turns out Toronto has some serious bragging rights: Ontario Place's Cinesphere was literally the world's first IMAX cinema. And 70MM IMAX is back downtown at Cineplex Scotia if you want to experience it.
West-end renters are banding together to delay rent hikes as the market softens. Rents have been falling with new condo units flooding the market, and tenants aren't letting landlords ignore that shift.
Someone on r/toronto just shared their $8,000 loss to a fake rental listing. Turns out the city's on pace to lose half a billion dollars to fraud this year — a new record. A Brampton woman's facing 38 fraud charges from a rental scam alone.
Blue Jays fans: the Society for American Baseball Research is hosting a free baseball art exhibition July 30 at 6 p.m. at Northern Contemporary Gallery (420 Roncesvalles Ave). Ten artists including David Holden and Sean Kane, some working with the Blue Jays and Maple Leafs, will showcase paintings and baseball glove art.
The HEYS Luggage pop-up at the Eaton Centre drew such long lines Saturday that security had to cut off entry. The lineup wrapped all the way around the NE corner of Queen and Yonge.
A pirate ship sailed past the Toronto waterfront Saturday. The vessel drew crowds along the harbour as it made its way through the city's downtown core.
